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How can I see how much fee I've paid?
First, open the Binance funding contract interface, click on today's realized profit and loss, then click on funding fees and check the fees to see how much you've paid to the exchange in fees.
How is the fee calculated? Generally, it is position value × fee rate = fee.
So what is the position value? It refers to your position, and the fee rate is 0.15% for market orders and 0.12% for limit orders.
For example, if you have 1000 USDT with 10x leverage, then your position value is 10000 USDT.
The fee is 10000 × 0.0005 = 5 USDT; opening and closing a position is 10 USDT. If you do it three times a day, that's 30 USDT. This is just the fee for one day, and if you trade for 22 days, the monthly expense would be 660 USDT.

I see that many people still don't know what transaction fee rebates are, so today I will explain it.
What is a transaction fee rebate? Every time a trade is made on the exchange, a transaction fee is charged.
So how is the transaction fee calculated? As shown in the figure, the transaction fee equals position value × fee rate.

As shown in the figure, let's calculate what his transaction fee is.
The value of his position is displayed directly above, so there is no need to calculate the position value. Generally, if the position quantity is not in U, it still needs to be converted.
His position value is 24487.3424 U. Based on a transaction fee rate of 0.0005, the opening fee is 24489.3424 × 0.0005 = approximately 12.24 U, and 12.24 × 2 = 24.48 U. This is the complete transaction fee.

1. First of all, there is definitely a passive additional income. You don't have to worry about anything; just trade normally, and the fee rebate is an extra income.
2. When making money, it is an additional income, and when you face losses, it becomes capital for a comeback.
3. It indirectly reduces the trading capital. Think about it: with the same principal and the same leverage, if you have a fee rebate, then you have more usable funds than others.
At this point, I realize that many people still do not know about rebates or do not trust them. I have summarized a few points:
1. When I registered at first, I had no idea that there was such a thing as a rebate. Now that I know about the fees, I want to understand the rebate but have no idea where to start (I'm here so you don't have to worry about not knowing, just ask me anything you want to know).

It's the weekend, but I still need to remind everyone that reducing transaction fees is very important. Experienced traders know that they can get back quite a bit of fees. I've posted about fee reductions before, you can check my homepage to find it. Many people think they can just use their own referral code, but you can take a look at what your own rate is. The specific way to check is to click on the homepage invite rewards -- switch to super rebates in the top left corner, and you will see it.
Most should only be 10%, which is why we need professional and reliable KOLs.

Of course, you can get back the fee, but when you check the capital flow at the end of the month, you find the fees are shockingly high, even possibly exceeding your principal. If you don't know how to check how much fee you have paid, let me tell you.
First, click on Assets on the homepage - Switch Contract - Realized Profit and Loss Today - Then select Capital Costs and Trading Fees - Check to display Trading Fees, so you can see how much fee you have paid.
Isn't it shocking to see? Some people pay fees that greatly exceed their principal, and now there’s an opportunity to get some back. You just need to fill in the invitation code. Experienced players know what matters in rebates: stability and suitability. Some are stable but with a very low rate, while others have high rates but are not stable or simply do not give you rebates. Here, I have been professionally providing rebates for six years; honesty and reliability are our motto. We are stable and reliable, and daily rebate data is recorded, which can be checked at any time.

There are absolutely no barriers to entry in the cryptocurrency world.
As long as you can register, use a VPN, buy U, place orders, and withdraw. If you can create a cold wallet, then you don’t need anything else.
These are enough for you to learn how to buy and hold BTC.
If you want to learn DeFi, then you need to learn about various hot wallet production and various chain dApps.
The activities of various exchanges are simple; you just need to learn more, observe more, and practice more.
With a two-month limit, as long as you know Chinese characters and can use a computer or phone, you will become quite skilled.
You don’t need to spend money to learn; you just need to spend time.

I see many people saying that they opened 5x or 10x leverage, and that the leverage is already quite small.
In fact, I have to tell you all, you are wrong.
Leverage is not calculated like that at all. The leverage rate calculated by the platform has nothing to do with you; it's more about the proportion that affects platform security. You should calculate risk based on stop-loss or full principal.
With such large volatility in crypto, it's fine to open positions in equal increments, around 10~20% of the principal each time, with a total position limit of about 2 (short) to 4 (long) times the principal. The overall stop-loss risk at the same time should be high but within 20% of the principal (or the actual psychological tolerance range must also be less than 20%). I recommend a time-averaged risk of 10%, meaning there will be periods of no positions... Some may ask, then why do contracts at all... hehe... To say something that may offend the entire crypto community, do you really want to earn coins or make money? Is there a more flexible speculative tool than contracts? Is USDT really useless? In the face of a bear market, what is safer, coins or USDT? When you spend money, do you spend coins or USDT? Fellow crypto friends, trading contracts (pure speculation) and investing in coins (similar to venture capital) are two completely different professions. The essence of contracts is trading risk. Or in other words, using risk management and expectations to make money. When trading contracts, you must clarify this statement.