#CryptoFees101 Understanding commissions in the crypto world is essential for operating intelligently and avoiding unnecessary losses. In #CryptoFees101 today's edition, we explore the most common types of fees: transaction fees, network fees, and trading charges on exchanges. Trading fees are usually charged as a percentage per transaction, varying between makers (those who place orders) and takers (those who execute them). Exchanges like Binance or Coinbase offer discounts if you use their native tokens or increase your monthly volume. On the other hand, network fees —such as those of Ethereum— depend on network usage and can rise drastically during times of high congestion. There are also hidden fees, like spreads in swaps or withdrawals. Using second-layer networks (Layer 2) or blockchains with lower fees, such as Solana or Polygon, can help you optimize costs. Understanding these fees well allows you to better plan your moves, protect your profitability, and operate more efficiently in the crypto ecosystem.