🐟 #Tokenius and the invisible Tax of the Great Lake. A parable about fees.
Imagine a large, transparent, yet treacherous Lake Binance.
It is home to many fish — tokens. Among them is our hero — a small but clever little carp Tokenius. His dream is to swim fast, catch a lot of prey (profit), and grow in strength. But there is one thing that Tokenius quickly understood: every move in this lake costs.
What is a fee? (or "A Conversation with Grandfather Catfish")
One evening, Grandfather Catfish, the old resident of the depths, explained:
"Want to buy or sell bait? — pay a part of your catch. Want to exchange a silver fish for a golden one — also pay. It's not evil, it's just the law of the Great Lake."
🪙 Where and how much does the Lake take?
Binance charges a fee for:
Spot trading (buying/selling tokens):
Standard: 0.1% of the transaction amount.
If you pay in BNB — discount to 0.075%.
Conversion (quick exchange without orders) — usually included in the rate, the fee is "hidden" in the spread (≈ 0.1–0.2%).
Futures:
Maker (you add liquidity): from 0.02%.
Taker (you take liquidity): from 0.04%.
Withdrawal — fixed fee depending on the coin (for example, USDT (TRC20) ≈ 1 USDT).
How agile Tokenius avoids unnecessary losses:
Keeps some BNB to pay fees with a discount.
Plans deals — fewer small movements, more thoughtful ones.
Chooses cheaper networks for withdrawals (TRC20 instead of ERC20).
Uses limits (limit orders) to avoid unnecessary market jumps.
🐠 The Philosophy of Tokenius☝🏻
The fee is like a wave in the lake: you can't stop it, but you can learn to swim in a way that makes it work for you, not against you. Don't run away from every fish in panic, choose your targets, move slowly but confidently — and the Lake will give you more than it takes.
Conclusion: in the world of the crypto market, the fee is not an enemy, but a natural law of the ecosystem. A cunning trader pays little, a wise one pays only where necessary, and a fool feeds the Lake every day indiscriminately.
