📐 Today’s practical tip: contract trading fees
Market orders are always charged taker fees. Limit orders that immediately match existing orders are also charged taker fees.
If you’re not in a hurry to fill, you can use a limit order and wait for it to be filled—this usually saves you some fees.
Keeping each trade’s loss to a small portion of your account matters more than guessing the perfect entry point.
A quick glance: $BTC reports 80456.66 (24h +3.9%).
#BTC
Market orders are always charged taker fees. Limit orders that immediately match existing orders are also charged taker fees.
If you’re not in a hurry to fill, you can use a limit order and wait for it to be filled—this usually saves you some fees.
Keeping each trade’s loss to a small portion of your account matters more than guessing the perfect entry point.
A quick glance: $BTC reports 80456.66 (24h +3.9%).
#BTC