Do you factor in fees when you open trades? 👀
Most people focus on the entry point, stop-loss, and take-profit. But what about the cost of the entry itself?
There’s a catch with Binance Futures: even a LIMIT order doesn’t always mean lower fees.
📊 For example, a $10,000 position, entry + exit:
🔴 Taker (0.05%) — $10
🟢 Maker (0.02%) — $4
That’s a $600 difference over 100 trades. And that’s before slippage.
By the way, a BUY LIMIT order placed above the current price can execute immediately as a Taker order. Post Only helps you avoid that.
Curious how everyone trades?
Market orders, regular limit orders, or do you use Post Only? And do you track fees over time? 👇
$BTC
Most people focus on the entry point, stop-loss, and take-profit. But what about the cost of the entry itself?
There’s a catch with Binance Futures: even a LIMIT order doesn’t always mean lower fees.
📊 For example, a $10,000 position, entry + exit:
🔴 Taker (0.05%) — $10
🟢 Maker (0.02%) — $4
That’s a $600 difference over 100 trades. And that’s before slippage.
By the way, a BUY LIMIT order placed above the current price can execute immediately as a Taker order. Post Only helps you avoid that.
Curious how everyone trades?
Market orders, regular limit orders, or do you use Post Only? And do you track fees over time? 👇
$BTC