Crypto fee questions, answered
Every answer is short, sourced from loweef's live exchange data, and links to the tools to act on it.
Does a Bitget referral code still pay anything?
Yes, but not the way most older guides describe. Since February 28, 2023, Bitget's regular Referral Program no longer pays an ongoing sha…
How much are crypto futures fees?
On the 4 exchanges loweef tracks, futures fees run 0.05–0.06% per taker (market) order and 0.02% per maker (limit) order. The percentage …
How do I lower my BingX futures trading fees?
BingX's standard futures fees are 0.02% maker / 0.05% taker before any adjustment. The two methods that actually reduce what you pay are …
How do I reduce crypto trading fees?
Four methods actually work, and they stack: place maker (limit) orders instead of market orders, climb volume-based VIP tiers, use whatev…
What's the difference between maker and taker fees?
A maker order is a limit order that rests in the order book and adds liquidity — it pays the lower fee (0.02% on loweef's partner exchang…
Why isn't my OKX referral code working?
An OKX referral code only takes effect when an account is first created — if you already have an OKX account, entering a code anywhere in…
Referral code vs fee rebate platform — what's the difference?
Both start from the same referral system, but the money flows differently. A typical referral code gives you a one-time welcome perk, whi…
What is a crypto fee rebate?
A fee rebate is a share of your trading fees paid back to you after each trade — 50–67% on loweef's partner exchanges, accruing daily in …
What is a funding fee in crypto futures?
A funding fee is a periodic payment — typically every 8 hours — exchanged directly between traders holding long and short perpetual posit…