$BTC Regarding contract trading fees, you can check your contract trading fee details through "Point Contract" -> "Today's Realized Profit and Loss" -> "Funding Fees and Trading Fees".
The fee for limit orders is 0.02% of the position value, while for market orders it's 0.05%. For instance: with a $10,000 position, the limit order fee is $2, and the market order fee is $5; if you're opening a $1,000 position with 10x leverage, which also reaches a $10,000 position, the total fees for opening and closing would be: limit order $4, market order $10.
The spot trading fee is 0.1%, so for a $1,000 trade, the total fee would be $2. If you want to see the spot trading fee details, feel free to contact customer service or export your trade history for summation.
If you're looking to save on these costs, you're welcome to register through Heige's link, invitation code: HGBTC. Here, I not only provide a satisfying rebate ratio, but also various ways to minimize fees, including but not limited to: using trading pairs other than USDC, paying fees with BNB for discounts, upgrading VIP levels, and participating in platform contract master tournaments, among others—combining these options to significantly reduce your trading costs.
You need it, and I happen to be a pro. We're only making money that should've been saved according to market rules. You can choose not to take the rebate, or you might not care about this money, but the boomerang of history will eventually hit you—when you look back and do the math, you'll deeply regret your initial indifference.
The fee for limit orders is 0.02% of the position value, while for market orders it's 0.05%. For instance: with a $10,000 position, the limit order fee is $2, and the market order fee is $5; if you're opening a $1,000 position with 10x leverage, which also reaches a $10,000 position, the total fees for opening and closing would be: limit order $4, market order $10.
The spot trading fee is 0.1%, so for a $1,000 trade, the total fee would be $2. If you want to see the spot trading fee details, feel free to contact customer service or export your trade history for summation.
If you're looking to save on these costs, you're welcome to register through Heige's link, invitation code: HGBTC. Here, I not only provide a satisfying rebate ratio, but also various ways to minimize fees, including but not limited to: using trading pairs other than USDC, paying fees with BNB for discounts, upgrading VIP levels, and participating in platform contract master tournaments, among others—combining these options to significantly reduce your trading costs.
You need it, and I happen to be a pro. We're only making money that should've been saved according to market rules. You can choose not to take the rebate, or you might not care about this money, but the boomerang of history will eventually hit you—when you look back and do the math, you'll deeply regret your initial indifference.