{"content":"Understanding crypto fees is essential for protecting profits and making informed trades. Every transaction—buying, selling, or transferring—comes with costs. The most common are trading fees, usually a small percentage charged by exchanges per trade. These are often lower for makers (who add liquidity) than takers (who remove it). Network fees, also called gas fees, are charged by blockchains like Ethereum or Bitcoin to process transactions, and they vary based on network congestion. Withdrawal fees apply when moving assets off an exchange to a wallet. Hidden costs, such as slippage during volatile markets, can also impact your bottom line. Some platforms offer fee discounts when using native tokens (like BNB on Binance). Always compare fee structures across platforms and choose wisely based on your trading frequency and goals. Smart traders factor fees into every move to maximize gains. #CryptoFees101 ","images":[],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["ETH/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}