A few things to remember about contract trading fees:
1) Market orders are always charged taker fees. Limit orders are also charged taker fees if they execute immediately against existing orders.
2) A Maker order is placed on the order book and waits to be filled, providing liquidity to the market. A Taker order immediately executes against existing orders on the order book.
3) Don’t switch to limit orders just to save on fees when placing stop-loss orders. In periods of sharp price volatility, the losses from an order not getting filled could be much greater.
Back to the charts: $BTC is currently at 80937.3, up 0.79% over 24h.
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1) Market orders are always charged taker fees. Limit orders are also charged taker fees if they execute immediately against existing orders.
2) A Maker order is placed on the order book and waits to be filled, providing liquidity to the market. A Taker order immediately executes against existing orders on the order book.
3) Don’t switch to limit orders just to save on fees when placing stop-loss orders. In periods of sharp price volatility, the losses from an order not getting filled could be much greater.
Back to the charts: $BTC is currently at 80937.3, up 0.79% over 24h.
#BTC
