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The biggest expense in transactions is the handling fee, and I will provide you with the most professional answers and solutions regarding handling fee optimization!
Professional: Assistance will be provided to resolve any issues encountered Permanent: As long as a transaction generates a handling fee, there will be a return, valid permanently Transparent: All data can be checked and verified at any time Stable: Professional BN returns for as long as 6 years, relying on stability and reputation, with fixed returns every week
Let you use BN with more peace of mind and save more money.
Other fees for Binance perpetual contracts mainly include: transaction fees, funding rates Transaction Fees: Opening and closing positions are divided into placing orders and taking orders, that is, makers and takers Basic fee standards for mainstream platforms: maker (order placement): 0.02% Taker (market order): 0.05% Maker orders and taker orders, as long as they are not current price buy or sell, take profit or stop loss, are considered maker orders. To put it simply, manually inputting prices is considered a pending order, and those without setting prices are considered a taker order. Transaction fee = position value × fee rate For example: with a principal of 600U and a leverage of 100x, the position value is 60,000U (this is just an example, high leverage is not recommended)
Mikami also knows that the crypto world is easy to profit from
And has clearly refused to sell to Japanese users
Anyway, I’m not buying, what’s the point? If you say it empowers, buying it could connect me with Mikami, that’s somewhat useful, but it’s better to buy $Trump, I’d rather go watch old Trump.
It's time for rebates again If you're trading contracts, you definitely need a rebate, otherwise you'll be at a significant disadvantage. Opening a position of 100u at 100x means a position of 10000u. With a fee rate of 1.5% on market orders, you need 5u to open a position and another 5u to close it, costing you 10u in fees without doing anything. This is also why many people feel that the fees for Bitcoin are high; some alternatives offer a maximum of 25x or 50x. Just casually opening a few trades in a day, especially with high-frequency trading, can lead to terrifying fees that can even exceed your principal. So rebates are very important; having one-third of what you get back is definitely worthwhile. Many people actually have a bias against rebates, but the main purpose of rebates is to help traders save on costs, rather than encouraging high-frequency trading just because you have a rebate. As long as you trade in the cryptocurrency space, you need to get a rebate.