![]() ![]() but it's still kinda scummy to promote a coin like that. You can pay fees with BNB to ensure that fees are not removed from the token you're buying/selling, since it's annoying when that happens as you've stated, and this will also give you a discount on trading fees. ![]() Your numbers appears to be slightly different (which could've just been the from volatility at the purchase time, since they're close), but it's still likely some combination of the above that lead to you receiving slightly less than the desired amount. After the withdrawal fee of 0.005, you would have ended up with 0.998995 of that coin in your external wallet. So 0.1% of 1.005 is 0.001005, meaning you would have received 1.003995 in your Binance account. There's a trading fee involved when purchasing on Binance, which is 0.1% of the order amount by default (assuming you're buying via a trading pair). r/CryptoCurrencyMemes r/CryptoCurrency_Tech r/CryptoMarkets r/CryptoRecruiting r/Best_of_Crypto r/BitcoinMarkets r/BitcoinMining r/CryptoTrade r/Ethfinance r/EthTrader r/Jobs4Crypto r/Liberland r/NFT r/OpenBazaar r/GPUmining Mastering Ethereum (Open Source book) Exchanges IBM's ZeroToBlockchain (Free learning resources)
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