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The fees are way higher than you might expect. Even if you throw in 100U and go for some crazy leverage, just the opening and closing of a position can cost you several U. With fees this steep, how can we cut down on costs? The best way is to go for a rebate; every time you trade, the fees can be credited back to your account in real-time. Some folks who trade frequently can get back a good chunk of their principal over a month. If you don’t have a rebate, it's all just going down the drain. #BTC #ETH #solana #bnb $BTC $ETH
Those fees are a killer! Here are three ways to save on them. 1. Trade with USDC; there’s a promo going on where placing orders with major coins using USDC is free, but taker fees are still the usual 0.05%. 2. Buy some BNB to offset your fees; you can get a 10% discount by purchasing BNB and toggling the BNB fee discount option. 3. Open a rebate program to enjoy a permanent 20% fee reduction—this is the best way to save. You can check your fees using the method in the image below, with support for up to a year of data. If you're feeling feisty, take a look. My suggestion? Activate the fee rebate, then use the BNB discount. This way, you could end up saving around 30% on fees. #BTC #ETH #bnb #solana $BTC
Arbitrage, making about 13% each time. If you can keep an eye on the charts daily, the income is quite nice. It's all about predicting the market fluctuations of Bitcoin; using different time lags and leverage, you can go long and short with the same amount. For instance, I'm going long with 4.4U and short with 4.4U. No matter what happens, I can secure 10U with an 8.8 investment, guaranteed profit of 10. #BTC #ETH #solana #bnb $BTC
This is how to arb—every time I can snag about 13%. With this 5-minute BTC price prediction, I leverage time and multiplier differences, going long and short. Like I did with a total investment of 8.8U; no matter what, I can pull out 10U. Zero-risk arb at 13% #BTC #ETH #bnb #solana $BTC
Arbitrage strategies that are risk-free, utilizing time differences and leverage gaps, allowing for simultaneous long and short positions. The total cost is 8.8U, but you'll end up securing 10U no matter what. If you're interested, I can share more details: #BTC #ETH #solana #bnb $BTC
You've hit the jackpot! Found a guaranteed bug; check out this prediction market. BTC swings every 5 minutes, so set your buy and sell orders accordingly, aiming for at least 2x leverage. The total investment is 8.8U, but no matter what, you can grab 10U. #BTC #ETH #bnb #solana $BTC
The fees are so high; even if you're using 100U, opening a position and closing it at a high leverage of several tens means the fees can add up to several U. With these high fees, how can we save? Here's my strategy: First, for smaller trades under 1000U, I go for leverage above 40x, focusing on short-term trading with major coins. I always choose a high-rebate mainstream exchange because the funds are small and since it's all major coins, I think any major exchange should be similar. Of course, I opt for an exchange that has been around for a while where I can secure higher rebates—this way, I've cut down my fees by about 60%. Secondly, for larger trades over 10,000U, especially with less mainstream coins and where I don't trade frequently, I still use Binance, where I can save 20% on fees. With these strategies, I've managed to reduce my overall fees by about half. #BTC #ETH #solana #bnb $BTC
Every trade yields some automatic returns, landing directly in your wallet. Open a position with 1000U at a hefty leverage of dozens. The transaction fees hit me for a few dozen U back and forth. With a 1000U capital, using 50x leverage to trade contracts: Opening and closing a position once, trading volume = 1000×50×2 = 100000U Based on an average fee of 0.04%, that’s: 100000×0.04% = 40U If I do this kind of swing trade 5 times (5 trades), the fees stack up to 200U! By the end of the month, that could add up to several thousand U, surpassing the initial capital. Without any rebates, those fees just go out the window; with rebates, you can get a portion back. Rebates are your passive income. When registering, use the referral code BTCFANS, no extra steps needed, and it’ll automatically hit your account. You can check your fees based on the steps below. If you have any questions, feel free to add me as a friend. #BTC #ETH #bnb #solana $BTC
Did you know you can actually get U back on trades? Every time you make a trade, your profits just hit your wallet automatically. Start with 1000U and leverage it to like 50x. The fees? They only hit me for a few dozen U back and forth. With 1000U as your principal, using 50x leverage to open a contract: Open and close once, trading volume = 1000×50×2 = 100000U At an average fee of 0.04%, that’s: 100000×0.04% = 40U If you swing trade like this 5 times (5 orders), those fees add up to 200U! By the end of the month, that could stack up to a few thousand U, surpassing your initial capital. Without any rebates, those fees just disappear into thin air, but if you have rebates, you can get some of that back. Rebates are your passive income. When you register, just use the invite code BTCFANS, and there's no extra hassle—it’ll just hit your account automatically. You can check your fees using the steps below. If there's anything you're unsure about, feel free to add me as a friend. Bitcoin just broke $80K#BTC #ETH #bnb #solana
Getting into this is great; every trade's profits hit your wallet automatically. Start with 1000U and leverage it up to dozens of times. The transaction fees are just a few dozen U back and forth. With 1000U in capital and using 50x leverage for contracts: When you open and close a position once, the trading volume = 1000×50×2 = 100000U. Calculating with an average fee of 0.04%: 100000×0.04% = 40U. If you do 5 of these swings (5 trades), the total fees come out to 200U! Over a month, that could rack up to a few thousand U, surpassing your initial capital. Without any rebates, those fees just go down the drain; with rebates, you can get some back. Rebates are your passive income. When you register, use the referral code BTCFANS, and there's no extra hassle; it hits your account automatically. You can check your own fees by following the steps below. If you have any questions, feel free to add me as a friend. #BTC #ETH #solana #bnb
I’m speechless, I just found out how expensive the fees are. Opening a 500U position with dozens of leverage, the fees hit me for over 10U back and forth. With 1000U capital, using 50x leverage for contracts: Opening and closing once, the trading volume = 1000×50×2 = 100000U Calculating the average fee at 0.04%: 100000×0.04% = 40U Doing 5 of these swings (5 trades), the fees add up to 200U! At the end of the month, that's several thousand U, exceeding my initial capital. Without rebates, all these fees just get tossed away; if there are rebates, you can get some of it back. Rebates are your passive income. Register with the invite code BTCFANS No extra steps needed, it’s automatic. You can check your fees by following the steps below. If you have any questions, feel free to add me as a friend. #BTC #ETH #solana #bnb
Never take rebates when trading contracts; you can only get back a maximum of 60U on a 100U transaction fee, which adds up significantly over time. Don't leave money on the table. #BTC #ETH #bnb
Have you ever wondered why when you open a trade and immediately close it at the entry price, you can still end up losing several points, sometimes even over 10? Let's say you open a position with 1000U at 30x leverage, which means you’re essentially trading with 30000U. The average fee is about 0.04%, so opening that position costs you 12U, and closing it costs another 12U. That’s 24U in fees just for opening and closing trades. If you’re doing 2-3 trades a day, that adds up to 60-70U in fees daily, or around 2000U in a month! If you don't have any kickback, that money is just gone. If you do get some rebates, at least you might get a portion back. You can check your fees by following the steps below, and if you haven't set up a rebate, feel free to drop a message. #BTC #ETH #solana #bnb $BTC
Opening a 50x position with 1000U means you'll need around 20U to close, so you're looking at a total of 40U in fees deducted from your initial capital! Every trade you make incurs a fee, which the exchange charges you. Now, if you have a rebate, that’s a portion of those fees the exchange will kick back to you. If you want to check if you've got that rebate set up, follow the steps in the first image below to see if the exchange has sent you any U. No record means you’re missing out on the rebate—keep that in mind because contract fees can be hefty, and not having a rebate could lead to significant losses. As for how much fee you've racked up, you can check that with the next two images. If you haven’t activated it yet, do it ASAP. #BTC #Strategy增持比特币 #VPN
The fees are so high; even if you use 100U and go for a crazy leverage of dozens, just one open and close position can cost several U in fees. With these hefty fees, how do we save? Here's my strategy: First, for smaller trades, like under 1000U, I go for over 40x leverage and stick to short-term trading with major coins. I choose a high-rebate mainstream exchange since my capital is small and I'm only dealing with top coins, so I think any major exchange should be pretty similar. Of course, I select an exchange that's been around for a while and offers better rebates, which saves me about 60% on those fees. Second, for larger trades, like above 10,000U, and with less mainstream coins that I don't trade often, I still use Binance because I can cut fees by 20%. This way, I've managed to cut my overall fees by about half. #BTC #ETH #比特币突破7.9万美元 #加密市场反弹 $BTC