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Brothers who trade contracts, you may not realize the staggering cost of each transaction fee! Many people even think that this fee is not worth paying attention to!
But the fee for frequent transactions is also a considerable expense. Let me explain to you in detail how to calculate the contract fee.

For example:
Assume that 10 Ethereum (ETH) positions are opened at a time, calculated according to the current price of 3500 USDT:
Using 100 times leverage, the order fee is 0.018%:
3500 (USDT) × 100 (leverage) × 0.018% (order fee) = 63 (USDT)

This is the fee for entering the order.

Many friends like to close the position and leave the market with one click, that is, take the order, and the taker fee is 0.045%:
3500 (USDT) × 100 (leverage) × 0.045% (order fee) = 157 (USDT)

In this way, the total fee for entering and exiting a contract is 220 USDT.
If you open 5 orders a day, the handling fee for one day is:
220 (USDT) × 5 (orders) = 1100 (USDT)

For 30 days a month, the handling fee is:
1100 (USDT/day) × 30 (days) = 33000 (USDT)

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Therefore, you must open rebates. The handling fee refund is equivalent to self-earning. If you don’t open rebates, this part of the fee will be wasted. If you open rebates, the handling fee will be returned to your account. Even if you lose money on one or two orders, but the loss is less than your monthly rebate, you still earn money.
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A friend asked: “CAP’s locked value is down 20.93%. Is that a bad thing?”
I said: From the protocol’s perspective, it’s certainly not a good thing—the value locked fell by $56.88 million in 24 hours. But it’s hard to tell how much of that was withdrawals and how much was a drop in asset prices. And when it comes to the token price at $CAP , that’s another matter; locked value and token prices often don’t move in sync.
How would everyone answer?

#CAP

Primary Market | What should you watch out for when interacting with testnets?
Testnet tokens are generally available for free from a “faucet” and are only used to pay Gas fees for test transactions.
The same wallet’s private key works on both testnets and mainnet. If a phishing website tricks you into switching to mainnet to sign a transaction, you could lose real assets.
ETH on a testnet is only a test token; it is not the same as $ETH on mainnet. Current price: 2505.91.
Size your position according to your means, and leave yourself enough room.

#ETH

🥶 $AEON made the BSC DEX trending list, down 7.97% in 24h, with $1.34 million in pool liquidity.
Keep a close eye on it. Watching whether the number of trades and buying addresses is increasing is far more reliable than tracking price gains. Share your thoughts in the comments.

📈 Large on-chain trade: $NEAR opened a $532,000 long position (Hyperliquid)
Worth keeping an eye on. No matter how large the amount, compare it with the price too. Stay alert.

#NEAR

Here we go again.

What is it about these things that makes them so captivating?

Quoting @owen19981993: You can sell them for money too? How much could my son get for these black cards? He’s already spent thousands trying to catch them.

Is a single whale's position meaningful?
0xd6b0…d93d closed a long position worth $532,000, $PUMP (Hyperliquid, 0.005575).
When looking at whale data, keep three things in mind: whether it's a new position or a closing trade, how large the amount is relative to market trading volume, and whether there are subsequent trades in the same direction. A single trade is a clue, not a conclusion.

#PUMP

“Blob” often comes up in Ethereum upgrades. What exactly does it contain?
The Ethereum Dencun upgrade went live on March 13, 2024. Its core change was EIP-4844, also known as Proto-Danksharding.
When comparing fees on Layer 2 networks, remember to distinguish between the Layer 2 network’s own execution fees and the cost of submitting data to mainnet. Both can change.
When a Layer 2 network writes blob data to mainnet, the blob fee is also paid in $ETH .
If you get it, drop a 1. If you’re still confused, ask away in the comments.

#ETH

A whale (0x4b62…57ca) opened a short on Hyperliquid: $BTC , worth $9.98 million, at a price of 83002.46.
Interpretation: Opening a new short indicates this capital is betting on a decline, but one address’s position doesn’t represent the market’s overall direction. If shorts become too crowded, it can instead trigger a short squeeze.

#BTC

Can these still be sold for money?

How much can my son sell these black cards for?

He's already spent several thousand trying to get these cards.

Quoting @weiyux2021: You can never make money beyond the limits of your knowledge!

Quick take on large orders:
Alpha $GAIN 24h trading volume: $3.35 million, compared with a market cap of $1.9 million. Turnover has already exceeded the market cap.
24h +272.89%, with funds flowing in. How do you interpret this information?

#GAIN

“F1 Singapore Grand Prix Race Preview” climbed to No. 3 on the trending search list. Related asset: F1 racing → $ALPINE .
When buzz peaks, that’s often when opinions are most divided. Do you trust data or emotion more?

#ALPINE

A whale closed a $791,000 long position in $NEAR on Hyperliquid at a price of 5.2406.
The three stages for onlookers: shock — envy — quietly opening the calculator and realizing there aren’t enough zeros.
Tell us in the comments: when was the last time the market taught you a lesson?

#NEAR

So cross-border infrastructure without Hong Kong banks

is incomplete.

Quote @qiweiying: I just saw @ygkkkg say they couldn't find a reason to apply for the Industrial Bank Global Life Card, and it reminded me why I applied for it. Back then, I had just started getting into U cards and cards like Wise. I’d actually signed up for Wise last year, but I was stuck at the step where I needed to deposit funds to activate it. Unfortunately, I didn’t have a Hong Kong bank card or any U cards at the time, so I went to YouTube to search, and…

$GAIN has climbed to #6 on BSC’s on-chain trending list, up 280.54% in 24h, with a $106K pool.
On-chain trending is like a restaurant that suddenly goes viral: the line outside gets longer by the day, but you’ll have to taste it yourself to see how good it is.
If that hit a little too close to home, come get a hug in the comments 🫂

Watching TVL: DeFi TVL on the Near chain rose by $30.83 million (+13.91%) over 24 hours.
There are three possible explanations: funds flowed in from other chains or OTC markets, on-chain assets rose in price, or a few large holders made one-off deposits. Next, watch two things: whether TVL holds steady and whether ecosystem trading activity picks up at the same time.
$NEAR Current price: 5.297, 24h +7.07%.

#NEAR

🐋 A mysterious whale closed a long position on Hyperliquid for $577,000, $CHIP , at a price of 0.06871.
The address’s next move is more telling than this trade. Which signal do you trust more?

#CHIP

Let’s chat: I just came across an on-chain tracker showing that 0x4a49…a653 opened a long position in $SOL worth $951,000 on Hyperliquid.
I keep an eye on this kind of data, but I don’t blindly follow it: whales have very different entry costs and positions from ordinary traders, and they can be wrong too.
Do you pay attention to what whales are doing?

#SOL