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How terrible are the transaction fees for contracts and spot transactions? If there is a rebate, you can save a house in a year? ! If you don’t believe it, look at the picture below. The monthly transaction fee is more than 70,000 U, which is enough for a house in a year. How can you save the transaction fee?
First of all, whether you play contracts or spot transactions, you can use bnb to discount the transaction fee. How is the discount specific? I will explain it to you clearly.
Spot transactions can use bnb to deduct transaction fees, and each transaction deducts 25%. That is to say, if you buy 0.1 bnb, assuming the value is 65u. At this time, if you make a spot transaction with a transaction fee of 10u, then 2.5u will be directly discounted, and the remaining 7.5u is the transaction fee you need to pay. This part of the transaction fee will be directly consumed with your bnb. After the transaction is completed, the value of your bnb is 65u minus the 7.5u transaction fee after the discount, and there is still a bnb worth 57.5u.
For contracts, bnb can deduct 10%, and the deduction method is the same as spot transactions, but the proportion is different. Note that if you don't have enough bnb to deduct the handling fee, the handling fee will be charged at the original price.
The second method is that contract trading is divided into placing orders and taking orders. There is now a USDC placing order 0 handling fee event, so if you use USDC to trade, you only need to pay the handling fee for taking orders, which saves a lot of handling fees.
Another most important method is to open a handling fee rebate through the kol link. After the rebate is opened, you can get a fixed handling fee reduction for a long time. If you trade frequently, you can really save a house in a year.
You can register for long-term rebates through the following link. In addition, there is an exclusive registration gift package: https://www.marketwebb.net/join?ref=BTCFANS78
Invitation code: BTCFANS78
I wish you all a long way in the currency circle #btc #ETH #bnb #币安Alpha上新

Rebate! Rebate! Super detailed tutorial on handling fee rebate, be sure to read it!
The first step is to register a Binance account. By visiting the following link to register, you will not only get a handling fee rebate, but also an exclusive registration gift package: https://www.marketwebb.me/join?ref=BTCFANS78. If you have already downloaded the app, fill in the invitation code: BTCFANS78 when registering, and you will also get a handling fee rebate and an exclusive registration gift package.
The second step is that if you register through the above link, you can directly download the Binance app after registration. If it is an Apple phone, you need to use a foreign ID to download it. After downloading the app, log in to the account you just registered, and then submit real-name authentication and face recognition according to the system prompts, that is, KYC, and then wait for the system to review it. It will usually be very fast.
The third step, after the real-name verification, you can use Binance freely. Of course, if you want to play contracts, the contract account needs to be opened separately. If some users have only registered a Binance account, but have never opened a contract account, you can also fill in the invitation code: BTCFANS78 when opening a contract account to get the handling fee refund.
Everyone must not ignore the handling fee rebate. This is an important thing you need to do before trading, because you pay the handling fee every time you trade and they all exist in pairs, because buying requires selling, and opening a position requires closing a position. Unknowingly, the handling fee will exceed your principal. If there is a rebate, you can save a lot of money.
Finally, I wish you all a long way in the currency circle, welcome to leave a message for discussion. #btc #ETH #bnb #币安Alpha上新 #美国加征关税

Do not short this coin lightly. I can share a simple perspective on market analysis: look at the small trends from the big trends. For example, if you want to trade on an hourly trend, you should at least look at the 4-hour trend for judgment. Additionally, do not trade against the trend; for this coin #HUSDT , you should buy on dips.
Combining the hourly level with a hammer candlestick adjustment, the subsequent trend looks bullish. #HUSDT

In the past, like many newcomers, I didn't know that transaction fees could be reduced. It wasn't until one day I tried to check my own fees that I was shocked to find that the fees were actually more than my principal. That's when I realized the importance of rebates. My trades have always been fluctuating between profits and losses, but the fees are different; they rise steadily in a linear fashion. This is a fixed expense that continues regardless of whether you make a profit or a loss. Everyone should follow the steps I shared to check their own fees. Make sure to open a rebate! $BTC $ETH #BTC #eth #币安Alpha上新

Many friends hate garbage copies and want to kill all shitcoins. I thought of a simple shorting strategy for empty copies and validated it with backtesting, and the results are very good! Every morning at eight o'clock, I capture tokens that have increased by more than 30% on the daily gain list. Open a short position of 20% at market price with one times leverage. The stop-loss is to close 33% if it increases by 50%, retaining the original position and accepting the floating loss. No take-profit is set, just let it go to zero. The principal is set at 1000 USDT. The profit curve and maximum drawdown are as follows. The upper part is the fund balance curve, and the lower part is the maximum drawdown. The returns in May were good, and in June, it was basically break-even. However, the maximum drawdown is very small, and the profit-loss ratio is quite suitable. However, the backtesting data did not consider the situation of funding rates, which may cause slight deviations. Therefore, the order opening will be slightly adjusted: 1. Do not touch tokens with funding rates during the upward phase. 2. Do not touch low market cap tokens. 3. Do not short tokens that I am optimistic about. 4. Do not limit the upward increase to 30%, as setting it too high may lead to prolonged periods without opening orders. This live trading share is called killing garbage coins, hahaha. #btc #ETH #币安Alpha上新 $ETH

Rebirth: I put 10,000 bitcoins in every wallet. What kind of person can hold onto 80,000 bitcoins until now? Could it be that the rumors circulating online are true! It's important to know that holding onto them since 2011 has not been easy at all. Over all these years, has life really been smooth sailing without any financial struggles? Just think about it: if you had 80,000 BTC, after experiencing multiple ups and downs, would you still be holding onto them today? A friend of mine in real life managed to acquire over 50 bitcoins in 2016, when the average price was around $500. However, he sold all of them after the price doubled. The reason was simple: he needed money at that time, and with the price doubling and the lack of national support, he felt that holding them any longer would lead to a decline, so he sold everything. Just a few days ago, he told me he regretted that decision. Therefore, the holder of these 80,000 bitcoins must be someone extraordinary. What do you all think? $BTC #币安Alpha上新 #btc #ETH #比特币巨鲸动向

Everyone, please stop and take a look at these two orders. This is what my friend sent me, asking if I still want to take them. I told him to go ahead and take them, just to pay a little funding fee. It doesn’t make sense to cut losses now. However, I asked him if there were any commission rebates, and he said there weren’t. That’s just too much of a loss! How much do you think the transaction fees would be?! Just for the first order, the fee for opening and closing is about 1000+ U. If you open 20 or 30 more orders, the transaction fees exceed the principal. My friend has been trading for several months; if he had opened the rebate sooner, the returned money would have exceeded his principal. How are the transaction fees calculated? Why are they so outrageous? Assuming you use 1000 U and open 30 times leverage, that means you are trading with 30000 U. The fee is roughly calculated at 0.04%, so each time you open a position, the fee is about 12 U, and closing is also about 12 U. Opening and closing together costs 24 U. If you open a few orders every day, the fees can easily exceed 100 U. By the end of the month, it might even exceed the principal. Of course, everyone can check their transaction fee expenses; I’ve provided the steps in the last two images. You can check your own fee expenditures according to those steps.
So everyone must ensure they have the rebate activated before trading; otherwise, it’s really painful to lose so much money for nothing. Also, everyone should pay attention to the safety of the platform. Some less reputable platforms may offer high rebates, but once your money goes in, it’s just numbers. Not only do they manipulate trades, but they also eat into your losses, making it difficult to withdraw funds. Remember to prioritize the safety of your funds and only trade on reputable platforms. If you haven’t activated the rebate yet, you are really at a disadvantage. Feel free to leave a message. #BTC #eth #BTC重返11万 #币安Alpha上新 #bnb

No one can leave the fee expenditure inquiry page with a smile, this is really true. If you don't believe it, look at this user below, they lost everything on fees! The contract fee is 0.02% for limit orders and 0.05% for market orders. So how can we save on contract fees? Here are a few points to know: First, we know that trading is divided into limit orders and market orders. Using USDC for limit orders incurs no fees, but only market orders require a fee. However, you cannot control that every transaction will definitely be a limit order. Additionally, if you are trading small tokens, you also need to consider the slippage issue of USDC. I have personally experimented, and when considering slippage, even though limit orders incur no fees, the overall cost can be similar to or even exceed the cost of paying fees with USDT.
The second way is to enable BNB discounts. The method is very simple: just buy BNB and transfer it to the U-based contract account. BNB can only be used to offset fees in U-based contracts. Then, turn on the 10% discount button for BNB fees in your contract account, and from then on, the fees will be deducted directly from your BNB instead of U, with a default 10% discount. However, for big players, holding a lot of BNB should consider the risks brought by the rise and fall of BNB itself.
The last method, which is also the most stable and saves the most, is to open up rebate commissions. This directly saves a lot, and there is no risk at all. As long as you generate fees, you will be rebated to you proportionally, and the long-term returns may exceed your principal.
Fee expenditure must not be ignored. Everyone can follow the steps in the two images I posted below to check their own fees. Remember to definitely enable the rebate, otherwise, you will lose a lot. #BTC #eth #bnb #加密市场回调 #币安Alpha上新

Don't waste money anymore. Now opening a rebate can really be completed in two minutes, saving you huge costs in the future. If you often trade contracts and haven't opened a rebate, you are at a great disadvantage. #BTC #eth #bnb #加密市场回调 #美国加征关税

The commission data for June has concluded, and the data for the last day has been distributed. Reliable returns every day. This month, many users' transaction fees exceeded their principal, and in some cases, they were several times greater than the principal. If the commission had not been opened, this money would have been wasted, which is quite a pity. The average transaction fee is about 0.04%, with a leverage of 30 times on 1000u resulting in approximately 24u in transaction fees. If you make a few trades daily or increase your position size, the transaction fees can easily exceed 100U each day. You can check your own transaction fees according to the steps in the next two images.
If you haven't opened the commission, you must do so; otherwise, trading can be very unprofitable. Moreover, opening the commission only takes a few minutes and can save you significant costs in the future. Everyone is welcome to leave a message. #BTC #eth #bnb #币安Alpha上新 #美国加征关税

SAHARA is the native utility token of the Sahara AI ecosystem, supporting all interactions within the Sahara AI ecosystem. It facilitates seamless value exchange between data providers, AI developers, computing suppliers, and end-users, collaborating in the artificial intelligence economy. The token has the following uses:
1. Access and licensing of AI assets: Users can access or authorize datasets needed to train AI models, obtain rights to use existing models, and ensure the computational resources required for model development, deployment, and inference. This creates a fluid market where data providers, model developers, and users can efficiently exchange value.
2. Transaction and fee payments: A fine-grained pricing model based on usage allows users to pay for each agent inference with $SAHARA, enabling precise cost control and new business models. At the same time, automatic fee processing and distribution fairly compensate agent creators and their upstream contributors.
3. Governance participation: SAHARA supports all network operations through gas fees. These fees serve several key functions: preventing network spam and denial-of-service attacks, compensating validators for transaction processing fees, and maintaining overall network security through a predictable and economically viable fee structure.
4. Ecosystem incentives: SAHARA is used to reward high-quality contributions to the ecosystem, including valuable datasets, innovative models, and necessary infrastructure development. This utility-driven incentive mechanism attracts outstanding developers and researchers while rewarding genuine value creation rather than speculative activities.
SAHARA is a new type of utility token based on Ethereum, centered around decentralized AI core scenarios. It features multiple utility scenarios in data, models, and computing power, and relies on the community to build a fair governance structure. There is already preliminary ecological and market performance. Given the explosive growth of the AI market, this model is expected to become a new direction for Web3.

Hello everyone, when you frequently trade but don’t realize that a sum of money is continuously flowing out of your funds like a trickle, this money is the unavoidable transaction fee. Each transaction incurs two fees, and if it's a contract, this money can be magnified several times up to hundreds of times.
Assuming you start with 1000u with a leverage of 50 times, the opening fee is about 20U, and the closing fee is another 20U, so after opening and closing, 40U is gone. If you make 3-4 trades a day, that’s hundreds of U in fees. Many people find that their fees exceed their principal after a month, or even several times their principal.
Although transaction fees cannot be avoided, you can open a rebate to get a portion of the fees back. Over the long term, what remains is not just your principal but even several times your principal. I have a friend who incurred over 40,000 U in fees, and by opening the rebate, he was able to recover quite a bit. If he hadn’t opened the rebate, it would have all been wasted. Even if your account is neither gaining nor losing, having a rebate means net profit; even if there's a slight loss, having a rebate also means net profit.
So everyone must activate the rebate to trade comfortably. Otherwise, throwing away so much money is indeed painful.
You can also check the fees you’ve already paid by following the steps below. If you haven't opened a rebate yet, make sure to activate it. Opening the rebate is quick and can be completed in a few minutes, potentially saving you huge costs in the future. Everyone is welcome to leave comments.

NEWT is the native network token of the Newton model, launched by the Magic Newton Foundation, and is currently deployed as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. The Newton protocol is a decentralized infrastructure layer designed to enable verifiable on-chain automation and secure delegated authorization. It allows protocols, DAOs, and users to perform complex operations through verifiable delegation without relying on centralized bots or off-chain coordination. NEWT is the native utility token of the Newton protocol and serves the following functions within the ecosystem:​
1. Protocol Security Staking
Designed to help network participants contribute to the security and uptime of the Newton Keystore Rollup. Holders can delegate their NEWT tokens via a Delegated Proof of Stake (dPoS) consensus mechanism to maintain network security and earn staking rewards.
2. Transaction Fees and Permission Management
NEWT is also used to grant, update, or revoke on-chain permissions for designated accounts (e.g., when delegated to autonomous agents). The protocol plans to implement a fee market similar to EIP-1559 to determine the transaction ordering within each block.
3. Agent Model Registration and Service Addendum
As part of the Newton protocol, agent developers will be able to register agent models through the Newton model registry. Agent operators provide NEWT tokens as collateral for their automation services, which utilize registered agent models running on the Newton protocol. In return for providing this collateral, they will earn fees from their service usage, a portion of which will be shared with agent developers and paid in NEWT tokens.
4. Governance
Once the protocol achieves sufficient decentralization, holders of NEWT tokens will be able to participate in governance. This includes voting on matters such as fund expenditures, protocol parameter changes, and ecosystem priorities. Governance will evolve to include a DAO-based decision-making mechanism and adopt a linear, stake-weighted voting model.
The mission of the Magic Newton Foundation is to lead the development of the Newton protocol, making it a trustless automation layer for crypto-native finance, thereby enhancing the security, scalability, and user experience of the entire ecosystem.
NEWT is an infrastructure token with a clear positioning, sound mechanisms, and significant forward-looking potential. With fair distribution, staking incentives, multifunctional uses, and future governance empowerment, it has long-term growth potential. #newt

Starting a rebate program is something that cannot wait; waiting will only result in throwing away more money. Take contracts as an example: a single transaction consists of opening and closing a position, which means that completing a transaction incurs two fixed fees. Assuming you use 100u and open at 50 times leverage, you are effectively using 5000u to either short or go long. The transaction fees on exchanges are generally around 0.04%. This means that to open a position, you need 2u, and to close it, you need another 2u. So, without doing anything, you’ve already spent 4u in fees from your initial 100u capital. If you make 5 trades in a day, that amounts to 20u in fees; if you go back and forth with 10 trades in a day, the fees on your 100u capital could shockingly reach 40u. After 20 trades, the fees are almost equivalent to your initial capital, and many high-frequency traders end up with fees exceeding their capital over a month.
Therefore, if you don’t start a rebate program, you will be throwing away a significant amount of money with each transaction. By starting the rebate program, you can recover a portion of the fees incurred, and the sooner you start, the better. If you are still unsure how much in fees you have generated, you can follow the steps I will share below to check; definitely start the rebate program.
Welcome to comment #btc #ETH #bnb #币安Alpha上新

A 10% floating loss on the account for a month, but a net profit of several thousand U! At the end of the month, a friend sent me a message saying that at the beginning of the month he used 10,000 U to trade contracts, mostly short-term. Each time he opened a position with 1/5, which is 2,000 U, with leverage ranging from 20 to 50 times, and then set strict stop-losses. Although the account currently has a floating loss of about 10%, it is indeed that the assets have increased by several thousand U compared to the beginning of the month. Let me tell you how this works, assuming 2,000 U is opened at 30 times leverage, that's equivalent to trading with 60,000 U. The fees are approximately calculated at 0.04%, with each opening fee being about 24 U and closing fee also about 24 U, totaling 48 U for one open and close. My friend occasionally adds to his positions while trading short-term and strictly sets stop-losses. Here, with 2,000 U margin and 5 trades a day, the fee amounts to 240 U a day, which totals 7,200 U in fees for a month. If there’s no rebate, these fees would all be wasted, but with rebates, several thousand U can be returned. If the leverage is slightly higher and the position is larger, the fees could potentially double or more. Since this friend asked me for a rebate at the beginning of the month, even though the paper loss is around 1,000 U, the asset at the end of the month has increased by several thousand U due to the fee rebates. Everyone must open rebates! You may not realize how much fee you are throwing away with each trade. You can check how much your own fees are. I will send the steps below, and you must definitely open the rebates.

Today my friend complained to me, saying that he has been trading contracts for a month and feels that his win rate is quite good, close to 60%. Logically speaking, this win rate should guarantee profit, but the reality? Let's take a look at my friend's data, which I have posted below; everyone can see where the problem lies. I remember this friend very clearly; when I suggested he enable commission rebates, he said he wasn't trading a lot, so the fees weren't worth considering, it was too much trouble. What else could I say? After just one month, he has a net loss of over 100 USDT, and when you calculate the fees, he has thrown away over 1300 USDT. If he had enabled the rebates back then, he would definitely be net profitable by several hundred USDT now. He just called me, asking how to enable rebates, insisting that he must have them turned on. I just finished setting that up for him.
Everyone can also check their own fees; many are likely in a situation similar to my friend's, especially newcomers who may not pay attention to the importance of fees, particularly contract fees. I have posted the steps to check fees below. The importance of fee rebates is exemplified by my friend; if you find that your overall account balance is neither profitable nor at a loss over a period, having rebates will definitely mean a net profit. If you're at a slight loss, you are still net profitable. So you must absolutely enable the rebates.

A friend wants to trade contracts and asked me what he should pay attention to. He said he has 1000u, uses 800u to trade contracts, and 200u to play around. I told him that when trading contracts, he must enable the rebate for transaction fees. My friend asked if it's really necessary to care about that small amount of fees. I was speechless at that moment. I roughly calculated for him that with this 1000u, how much he would spend on fees in a month.
Assuming he opens two trades a day, averaging at 20x leverage, and using 1000u, the fees would be calculated at around 0.04%. The opening fee would be 8u, and the closing fee would be 8u, so for one open and one close, it would be 16u. With two trades a day, that's 32u, leading to a monthly fee expenditure of 960u, almost the same as his principal. And this is just with a small leverage, in the case of two trades a day.
I’ve provided a method to check the fee expenditures below, you can check how much you've spent on fees, and it might surprise you. Many of my friends have lost money due to transaction fees. So it’s crucial to enable the rebate!

The recently issued new token is SPK. So what is this token like? Let me briefly introduce what I have learned. SPK is the native token of the decentralized cross-chain asset protocol SparkFi, deployed on the Ethereum mainnet. SparkFi is dedicated to solving liquidity issues and user experience pain points in cross-chain asset transfers, providing users with more efficient and secure cross-chain services. Spark mainly includes three major product categories:
Savings: Earn savings by holding stablecoins.
SparkLend: A money market protocol centered around USDS and DAI. It combines the best liquidity from Sky’s direct chain and vertically integrates with the best DeFi protocols.
Spark Liquidity Layer: Directly providing liquidity to the DeFi market.
The birth of Spark is to address a structural issue that has existed in DeFi since its inception: fragmented liquidity, unstable yields, and underutilized stablecoin funds across chains and protocols. Despite years of development, this issue remains unresolved. Spark acts as a bi-directional capital allocator: in terms of ecosystem, it borrows funds from Sky’s over $6.5 billion stablecoin reserve and deploys them into DeFi, CeFi, and risk-weighted assets (RWA). This not only provides deep and sustained liquidity but also achieves scalable risk-adjusted returns.
For users, Spark packages yields into accessible products such as sUSDS and sUSDC, allowing users to seamlessly access diverse, free, and composable on-chain programmable income.
Spark does not compete with other protocols but rather supports them. It is not just a DeFi application; it is the core liquidity and yield infrastructure layer of on-chain finance.
Overall, SPK is a token that combines utility and governance value, serving both the protocol itself and providing a channel for community participation and co-construction. Currently in the early operational stage, those interested can pay attention, as there is potential to gain future ecological growth dividends. #BTC #eth

A very good friend invited me to dinner today, the reason being that he used 3000u to trade contracts in mid-last month. I told him that he should definitely get a rebate on the fees. He said those fees didn’t matter, but after all, we have years of friendship, so I insisted repeatedly and he did not refuse. It’s been almost a month now, and my friend called me today saying that his account was initially in profit, but recently it has gone back to a loss, and now the balance is even. However, when calculating the fee rebate, he has actually made a net profit of over 2000u. He specifically drove to pick me up for dinner today, saying that without the rebate, this month would have been a waste of time with no profit or loss.
I also want to educate everyone a bit about how the fees are calculated, why my friend can still have a net profit of over 2000u even when he is at breakeven. Assuming he used 3000u to trade on daily charts, not counting ultra-short trades, and not using high leverage, just an average of 20 times with 2 trades a day, the fees would be approximately calculated at 0.04%. So, when he opens a position, it costs 24u, and closing it also costs 24u, making a total of 48u for one open and close. Two trades a day would amount to 96u, and for a month, that would be 2880u. Even if the leverage is slightly higher and the trades are more frequent, the fees would easily surpass the principal. If there is a rebate, he can still get a portion back. Therefore, if you are at breakeven with a rebate, you are definitely in net profit. If you are slightly at a loss but have a rebate, you would still be in net profit. So now you know why I insisted on my friend getting a rebate initially. Without the rebate, it would have truly been a wasted month, but with the rebate, it means net profit.
Everyone can check their own fee expenditures according to the steps I will post below. Make sure to get a rebate; otherwise, you are really throwing away a lot of money. #BTC #eth #bnb #加密市场反弹

Let's conduct an experiment. You can use two accounts, 1 and 2, both starting with the same initial capital. Account 1 has a rebate, while account 2 does not. If you perform the same trades simultaneously, the final result will be as follows: if account 2 is profitable, account 1 with the rebate will definitely be more profitable. If account 2 breaks even, account 1 will certainly have a net profit. If account 2 incurs a loss, account 1 still has the possibility of having a net profit or breaking even.
How are the transaction fees calculated? Suppose you use 100u and leverage 50 times. This means you are holding 5000u to go short or long, and the average transaction fee on exchanges is generally around 0.04%. This means you will need 2u for opening an order and 2u for closing it. By doing nothing, 4u in fees will be deducted from your initial capital of 100u. If you open 5 orders in a day, that would be 20u in fees. If you go back and forth opening 10 orders in a day, the fees could astonishingly amount to 40u from an initial capital of 100u. If you open 20 orders, the fees will be roughly equal to your initial capital. Many high-frequency contract traders end up with fees exceeding their initial capital over a month.
Therefore, you must use a rebate; do not underestimate the transaction fees, as the contract fees are much higher than you might think. One transaction can quickly surpass your initial capital. I have provided the steps to check the transaction fees below; you can check them yourself. #BTC #eth #bnb #美国加征关税