#韩国加密政策 #韩国加密政策 The cryptocurrency market in South Korea is truly dynamic! I remember a few years ago, a friend of mine in Seoul told me that he achieved financial freedom in just a few months by investing in an emerging cryptocurrency, which made me very eager at the time. However, the South Korean government has always been relatively cautious about cryptocurrencies. On one hand, they have implemented a series of regulatory policies to protect investors, such as requiring exchanges to conduct real-name authentication to prevent money laundering and other illegal activities. On the other hand, they are actively exploring the application of blockchain technology, hoping to maintain a leading position in the fintech field. Recently, South Korea has been discussing whether to introduce a "cryptocurrency income tax", which has caused concern among many investors. After all, no one wants a large chunk of their hard-earned money to be taken away by taxes. However, in the long run, reasonable tax policies can help the healthy development of the market, allowing more people to participate in cryptocurrency investments with peace of mind. What do you think?
Common Trading Mistakes in the Cryptocurrency Market — A Beginner's Pitfall Guide In June 2025, the cryptocurrency market remains incredibly hot, but beginners often incur losses due to the following mistakes: Blindly chasing highs and selling lows: Buying at high prices due to FOMO or panic selling, ignoring technical analysis. Ignoring risk control: Over 50% of liquidation cases occur due to not setting stop-loss orders or using excessive leverage; it is recommended that a single position not exceed 5% of total funds. Frequent trading: Overtrading causes annual transaction fees to erode profits, with mainstream exchanges charging a spot fee rate of 0.1%-0.3%. Trusting “insider” information: In 2024, over 30% of fraud cases stemmed from false project news, making it necessary to verify team and on-chain data. Expert advice: Use hardware wallets to store assets, develop a trading plan and strictly adhere to it, and prioritize high liquidity mainstream cryptocurrencies.
#交易手续费揭秘 #交易手续费揭秘 The trading fees on Binance mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay the fees, they can enjoy a certain discount, with a maximum discount of up to 25%. - Margin Trading: The margin borrowing fee rate ranges from 0.01% to 0.3% per day, with specific rates varying based on the user's VIP level and other factors. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged in both directions, meaning fees are charged once when opening and once when closing a position. - Futures Trading: The fee rate varies based on different contract types and market conditions. Generally speaking, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on fees for the first three months after the contract goes live on Binance.
Withdrawal Fees
- Cryptocurrency Withdrawals: Different cryptocurrencies have different withdrawal fees, which may be adjusted based on blockchain network congestion and Binance's policies. For example, Bitcoin's withdrawal fee was adjusted due to network congestion; on May 7, 2023, after the gas fees for the Bitcoin network surged, Binance suspended Bitcoin withdrawal services and then adjusted the fees. - Stablecoin Withdrawals: On May 23, 2025, Binance announced that users withdrawing USD1 through the BNB Chain would enjoy zero fees.
In addition, Binance's fee policies may be adjusted based on market conditions, regulatory requirements, and other factors, so users should carefully review the relevant information on Binance's official website before trading and withdrawing to understand the latest fee information.
#中心化与去中心化交易所 #中心化与去中心化交易所 Decentralized Exchange Operation is relatively complex: Users need to manage their own wallets and interact with smart contracts during transactions. For some users who are not familiar with blockchain technology, the operation may seem quite complicated. Moreover, different decentralized exchanges have different interfaces and operating methods, requiring users to spend some time adapting. Transaction fees may be high and unstable: In addition to the exchange's own handling fees, users also need to pay the blockchain network's miner fees (Gas fees). When the blockchain network is congested, miner fees can be very high, increasing the user's transaction costs.
[Federal Reserve's Goolsbee: Currently, I cannot assert the view that 'tariffs will have a temporary impact on inflation'] Golden Finance reports that Federal Reserve's Goolsbee stated that he cannot currently assert the view that 'tariffs will have a temporary impact on inflation'. Recent personal consumption expenditure inflation data may be the 'last remnants' of the pre-tariff effects.
$ERN 【Coinbase: Ethernity has migrated the (ERN) ERC-20 token to Epic (EPIC), and will not perform asset migrations on behalf of customers】Golden Finance reports that Coinbase announced Ethernity has migrated the (ERN) ERC-20 token to Epic (EPIC). Coinbase will not perform these asset migrations on behalf of customers. If users hold ERN and wish to convert to the new version, they need to use the Epic swap portal and a compatible self-custody wallet (such as Coinbase Wallet) for the conversion, and there is currently no set deadline for the token swap.
Is the replacement of $ERN 1 by 1 now requiring increased efforts to accumulate currency, because the new project launch should lead to a significant increase?