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MEXC vs BitradeX: What a Month of BTC Futures Costs at 0.07% Against 0.02%
504 USDT a month on BitradeX against 144 USDT on MEXC for 12 market-order round trips of 30,000 USDT in BTC perpetuals, at BitradeX's own published 0.07% taker and MEXC's 0.02%.Switched to limit order
MEXC vs YUBIT: What Do Limit-Only BTC Futures Trades Cost on Each?
Nothing on MEXC's BTCUSDT line against 240 USDT a month on YUBIT, for 15 round trips of 20,000 USDT entered and exited with limit orders, because MEXC charges makers 0% and YUBIT charges 0.04%.With ma
MEXC vs CrypFine: What Does a Year of Weekly Crypto Buys Cost on Each?
52 USDT on CrypFine against 26 USDT on MEXC for a year of 1,000 USDT weekly market buys, and nothing on MEXC when each buy is a limit order that waits on the book.CrypFine charges 0.1% on both sides o
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Can You Trade Stock Futures on Weekends? What Happens to Liquidity When Wall Street Is Closed
It's Saturday morning, a headline about a company you follow has just broken, and the order book for its stock future on MEXC is open, so yes, you can trade stock futures on weekends.The better questi
Is Volume the Same as Liquidity? Order Book Depth Explained, From 0.01% to 0.10% Bands
Every exchange likes to talk about volume. It is a big number, and it looks like proof of liquidity. It is not. Volume tells you what already traded. Order book depth tells you what you can trade righ
Why Does a $100K Order Fill Worse Than $10K? Slippage in Futures Trading Explained
You see a price, you hit sell, and the fill comes back a shade worse than the screen said.That gap is slippage in futures trading, and on stock futures it grows with the size of your order, which is w
