I found that many people who do contracts don't understand the issue of handling fees.

It often happens that I made money in this transaction, but my total funds have decreased. The real reason is that your profit in this transaction is not as high as the handling fee.

Let me popularize the basic knowledge.

First of all, you will incur a handling fee for every transaction, whether you open or close a position. Secondly, the handling fee is charged by the exchange to cover the cost of providing trading services and provide profits for operations.

So how is it calculated?

Handling fee = number of positions * handling fee rate, of which the maker fee is 0.02% and the taker fee is 0.05%. The maker order means that you open a long order at a price lower than the current market price or a short order at a price higher than the current market price. These orders cannot trigger transactions immediately. Taker orders mean that you open a long order at a price higher than or equal to the current market price or a short order at a price lower than or equal to the current market price. These orders can be triggered immediately.

If the current BTC contract price is 66000u, you open a BTC contract with 6600u 10 times, that is, you open a BTC, then your position is 66000u, and then you close it, and you are charged two fees in total, one for opening and one for closing.

If you are a taker, the fee is 66000*0.05%=33u

If you are a maker, the fee is 66000*0.02%=13.2u

A complete transaction includes two actions, opening and closing, so if you are all takers, the total fee for opening and closing a big pie is 66u.

Of course, your VIP level, BNB discount, and joining rebate can help you save some transaction fees. The specific article will be updated later.

If you want to know your fee rate and VIP level, the location is: the upper left corner of the homepage ~ avatar ~ VIP privileges, the fee rate is very detailed, and the conditions for reaching VIP are detailed. #手续费 #每天一个小知识 $BTC $ETH