Trading and transaction fees Binance.US charges a flat 0.1% spot trading fee , which is lower than many other U.S. exchanges, including eToro (about 0.75% for Bitcoin trades) and Coinbase (which charges 0.5% for trading fees plus a flat fee of up to $2.99 per trade, depending on trade amount).
Read moreDoes Binance charge daily fees?
General: 0.1% spot trading fee; 0.5% Buy/Sell Crypto fee. Trading fees are determined based on your trading volume over a 30-day period (in USD) and your daily BNB balance . At 0:00 AM (EST) every day, your trading volume over the past 30-day period and your daily BNB balance are evaluated.
Read moreHow do you fund Binance futures?
To transfer funds to your Futures Wallet, click on Transfer on the right side of the Binance Futures page . Set the amount that you’d like to transfer and click on Confirm transfer. You should be able to see the balance added to your Futures Wallet shortly.
Read moreHow is Binance funding rate calculated?
Binance calculates the Premium Index every five seconds (12 premium index data points in a minute) and the Funding Rate is calculated by taking the time-weighted average across all 5,760 premium index data points .
Read moreWhat are funding fees Binance?
Funding fees are periodic payments to traders. … Therefore, Binance takes no fees from funding rates as they happen directly between users. Depending on their positions, traders will either pay or receive funding.
Read moreHow are Binance futures fees calculated?
Binance users can calculate their trading fees with just a few values, including their entry and exit prices, contract quantity, and fee rate. The equation is calculated as follows: Fee to Open = (Contract Quantity x Entry Price) x Trading Fee Rate . Fee to Close = (Contract Quantity x Exit Price) x Trading Fee Rate .
Read moreHow are funding rates calculated?
The Funding Rate is next calculated with the N*-Hour Interest Rate Component and the N*-Hour Premium / Discount Component . A +/-0.05% dampener is added. Hence, if (I – P) is within +/-0.05% then F = P + (I – P) = I. In other words, the Funding Rate will equal the Interest Rate.
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