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Contract trading Maker 0.02% and Taker 0.05%—how big is the difference really?

Many futures users only focus on profit and loss, but ignore trading fees. 0.02% and 0.05% don’t look like a big difference, but when you apply them to trading volume, the gap gets magnified.

Let’s take an example: a 100,000 USDT position.
Maker (opening and closing once): 100,000 × 0.02% × 2 ≈ 40 USDT
Taker (opening and closing once): 100,000 × 0.05% × 2 ≈ 100 USDT
For the same trade, they differ by about 60 USDT.

So how do you reduce your futures trading cost?
① Understand the Maker/Taker difference
A limit order isn’t necessarily Maker—the key is whether the order is filled immediately.
② Enable BNB fee payment
If you meet the requirements, you can get a 10% discount on contract trading fees. For long-term trading, this can reduce your accumulated costs.
③ Check your actual fee rate
Different VIP levels, trading volumes, and account conditions can lead to different final fee rates.
④ Invite-and-earn commission rebates
You can get a rebate based on the proportion of the fees actually generated.

Also, trading fees aren’t just a matter of the fee rate. The more trades you make, the more obvious the cumulative cost becomes.
Real trading cost = fees + slippage + funding costs.
When trading, besides watching direction, you also need to learn how to calculate costs.

In your usual trading, do you care more about fees or market conditions?
#合约交易 $BNB #返佣 #VIP

Two ways for re-binding old users and for returning users— which one suits you better?
1. Re-apply and bind as an existing user
Suitable for users who have already registered but have a low trading volume.
Requirements: KYC completed; no existing invitation relationship; within the past 90 days trading volume ≤ 5,000 U— you may apply to re-bind.
After applying, if the cumulative trading volume reaches 150,000 U within 30 days, the system will officially establish the binding relationship.

2. Return of an existing user
Suitable for older accounts that haven’t been used to trade on Binance for a long time.
Requirements: registration > 90 days ago; no invitation relationship; in the past 90 days, no usage records such as trading, deposits, withdrawals, transfers, or wealth management— you can log in via the Super Rebate invitation link to complete the binding.

Common requirement: the account has no invitation relationship at all.#老用户 #手续费返佣

Why do the fees also differ if the order placement method under the contract is different?
The core is whether your order ultimately becomes a Maker or a Taker.
If you place a limit order and it is not immediately filled, but instead enters the order book and waits for someone else to fill it, it usually counts as a Maker; the fee rate is typically lower, and the standard user fee rate is 0.02%.
If you place an order and it directly matches an existing order on the order book, it usually counts as a Taker; the fee is usually a bit higher, and the standard user fee rate is 0.03%.

So remember:
A limit order is not necessarily a Maker; market orders are more likely to become a Taker.
What truly determines the fee is not only which order placement method you used, but how the order is ultimately filled.#手续费 #合约挑战

How does trading depth relate to slippage?
Many traders run into a problem: you see a trade executed at a certain price, so why is the actual execution price different?

This is related to trading depth and slippage.
Simply put: the better the trading depth, the smaller the slippage usually is; the worse the trading depth, the more noticeable the slippage can be.

What is trading depth?
You can think of it as the number of orders posted in the market.

For example:
If there are lots of orders near the bid/ask, your large buy or sell won’t easily move the price—this indicates good depth.
Conversely, if there are only a few orders posted, a relatively large order may need to consume multiple price levels, and the final execution price will deviate from what you expected. That’s slippage.

Here’s an example:
A certain coin’s current price:
100 USDT
If there are plenty of sell orders, when you buy 1000 USDT, it might be close to 100 USDT per coin.
But if the market depth is insufficient, the same buy may need to execute across:
100.1、100.3、100.5……
So your final average cost becomes higher.

Therefore:
The larger the trade size and the more volatile the market, the more important trading depth becomes.

Ways to reduce slippage:
✅ Choose trading pairs with better liquidity
✅ For large trades, pay attention to order book depth
✅ Avoid chasing pumps or dumping during extreme market conditions
✅ Reasonably choose between limit orders and market orders
Trading isn’t only about direction—you also need to consider execution costs. Fees, slippage, and funding rates all affect the final trading outcome. Understanding these details helps you see your true trading costs more clearly.#滑点 #市场深度

《Are transaction fees the biggest cost in trading?》
When people trade, the first thing they pay attention to is: how much did it go up? how much did it go down?

But very few people seriously calculate:
how much trading cost they actually pay.
Fees are only one part of it. A complete trade may include:
① Transaction fees
② Bid-ask spread
③ Slippage costs
④ Capital costs
Taken individually, these numbers may not seem significant.

But if: high-frequency trading × long-term accumulation. Even small costs can gradually grow larger.
For example, for the same 100,000 USDT (U) trades:
if the fee difference is slight, over the long run it may become a noticeable gap. So in addition to watching the market, you also need to learn how to manage costs. Understand your returns—and also understand your expenses.
#交易知识 #币圈科普 #交易成本 #投资学习

Existing users who meet the requirements can bind it as well!#老用户召回

When many people trade, they only focus on whether the price goes up or down, overlooking the various costs generated during the trading process.
In a complete trade, besides the buy and sell prices themselves, there may also be fees, on-chain fees, slippage, funding rates, and more.
These costs may not seem significant at first for a single trade, but as the number of trades increases, their cumulative impact becomes more and more noticeable.
Understanding trading costs allows you to calculate your trading expenses more clearly.
#交易成本

When many people trade, they only focus on the buy and sell prices, but ignore the costs generated during the trading process.
In a complete trade, besides price fluctuations, there are three common factors:
① Fees
These occur when the trade is executed and are the most direct trading cost.
② Funding rate
This mainly shows up during contract positions and changes with the length of time you hold the position.
③ Slippage
The difference between the actual execution price and the expected price—slippage becomes more likely when market volatility is higher.
Understanding the difference between these three is the key to understanding: where exactly your trading costs come from.
#币圈知识 #交易基础 #加密货币

Do I have to pay a trading fee for both buying and selling? How many times is a complete round trip charged?
Answer: Usually 2 times.

Many beginners think that if a fee is charged when you buy, it won’t be charged when you sell.
Actually, buying and selling are two independent executed trades:
One buy → incurs one fee
One sell → incurs another fee

Here’s a simple example: Suppose you trade with 1000U and the fee rate is 0.1%
Example:
Buying fee: 1000 × 0.1% = 1U
Selling fee: about 1U
For a complete round (buy once and then sell once), the total fee is about 2U.
So when calculating trading costs, you can’t just look at the “entry” trade.

Remember this formula: Round-trip trading cost ≈ buying fee + selling fee.
In addition, different account tiers, Maker/Taker, fee discounts, and other factors will affect the actual fee rate. Always rely on the real-time fee shown in your account.
A single fee may not be much, but when your trading frequency is high, the accumulated amount can be noticeably higher than you might expect.
Before trading, don’t just calculate how much you can profit—also figure out exactly what total cost you’ll pay for a full entry and exit.
(For educational purposes about trading mechanics only; not investment advice.)

Existing users—time-limited invite-code binding. If you didn’t bind an invite code before, you can take a look.

Many long-time users registered early. Back then, they didn’t fill in an invite code and didn’t have an upstream referral relationship set up. Later, they found out during trading that they’d been missing the corresponding trading-fee discount.

For some of the more recent, low-activity long-time users, you can first check whether you meet the invite-code binding conditions.

Common conditions:
1. Your current account has no upstream referrer
2. You used Binance products within the past 90 days
3. Your accumulated trading volume in the past 90 days is less than 5,000 U
If your account meets the requirements, you can log in via the corresponding link, enter the invite code, and confirm the binding.

Please note: Submitting the binding ≠ final completion.
After binding, there is a 30-day assessment period. During this time, your accumulated trading volume must reach 150,000 U. Only after meeting the corresponding requirements will the referral relationship be finalized.

So we suggest you first check your account situation. If you meet the requirements, proceed accordingly. If you don’t, there’s no need to deliberately increase trading just to reach the threshold.
For long-time users who already have legitimate trading needs, if you truly missed the invite code when you registered, you should pay special attention this time.#返佣 #老用户召回

📢 Attention, existing users! The account invitation relationship is getting updated

When you previously registered, you didn’t set an invitation relationship—do you still have a chance to adjust it again?
Currently, the platform has opened a re-binding feature for eligible users. #老用户召回

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