The PerpDEX I've been trying lately has zero trading fees and is pretty user-friendly. The spreads are narrower than I expected, and the depth of liquidity is also more than adequate. However, I've noticed that recently, more platforms are advertising "zero fees" while actually making money off the spreads. It's important to look beyond the surface and really assess the actual costs. Especially for those who trade frequently, these differences can significantly impact your profits.
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ForkItAllDay
· 12-08 04:59
The zero-fee trap is real. If you don't look at the spread, you'll regret it later.
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LayoffMiner
· 12-08 04:51
Platforms that advertise zero fees often get you with the spread in the end. Judging based only on the visible numbers is seriously risky.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 12-08 04:48
There are way too many people falling for the "zero fee" scam. Just look at the spread—it's obvious.
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RugPullProphet
· 12-08 04:46
The zero-fee scam is really bad. I think a lot of people are actually being exploited through the spread.
The PerpDEX I've been trying lately has zero trading fees and is pretty user-friendly. The spreads are narrower than I expected, and the depth of liquidity is also more than adequate. However, I've noticed that recently, more platforms are advertising "zero fees" while actually making money off the spreads. It's important to look beyond the surface and really assess the actual costs. Especially for those who trade frequently, these differences can significantly impact your profits.