Crypto futures trading involves buying or selling contracts for future delivery of cryptocurrencies. Like any financial transaction, there are associated fees. Here's a breakdown of the common fees you might encounter:
1. Trading Fees:
Maker Fee: This is a fee charged when you place an order that adds liquidity to the market. It's generally lower than the taker fee.
Taker Fee: This is a fee charged when you place an order that removes liquidity from the market. It's typically higher than the maker fee.
2. Funding Rates:
Positive Funding Rate: If the price of the futures contract is higher than the spot price, traders with long positions will pay a funding rate to traders with short positions.
Negative Funding Rate: If the price of the futures contract is lower than the spot price, traders with short positions will pay a funding rate to traders with long positions.
3. Withdrawal Fees:
When you withdraw your funds from the exchange, there might be a withdrawal fee. This fee varies depending on the cryptocurrency and the withdrawal method.
Kindly find the fee schedule here
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