Check the Latest Supported Assets and Fees on Our Professional Trading Site for Investors
Why Up-to-Date Asset Lists Matter for Active Investors
On any professional trading site, the range of supported assets directly impacts your portfolio strategy. Our platform updates its asset list weekly to include emerging tokens, stablecoins, and traditional financial instruments like index-based derivatives. For example, we recently added three layer-2 scaling tokens and a commodity-backed stablecoin. These additions allow investors to diversify beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum without leaving the platform. You can verify the current list in the “Markets” section, which is refreshed every Monday at 00:00 UTC. Delays in reviewing these updates may lead to missed opportunities or holding assets that are no longer tradeable. We recommend setting a calendar reminder to check the list every Tuesday morning.
Our trading site also provides a historical changelog for the past 90 days. This log shows which assets were added, delisted, or changed in trading pairs. For instance, last month we delisted three low-liquidity altcoins and replaced them with two new DeFi tokens. This transparency helps you adjust your holdings before any forced liquidation. The changelog is accessible from the dashboard under “Asset Updates”.
How to Filter Assets by Category and Risk Level
The asset list supports filtering by category – crypto, forex, commodities, and ETFs. Each asset displays a risk score from 1 (low volatility) to 5 (high volatility). You can also sort by trading volume to identify the most liquid markets. For example, if you prefer stable pairs, filter by risk score 1–2 and look for assets with 24-hour volume above $10 million. This feature saves time and reduces the chance of trading illiquid assets.
Understanding the Fee Structure: Maker, Taker, and Hidden Costs
Investors on our trading site face two primary fees: maker (0.04%) and taker (0.10%). These rates apply to spot and margin trades. However, fees vary by asset class. For instance, trading commodity CFDs incurs a 0.15% taker fee due to higher liquidity costs. Stablecoin pairs like USDC/BTC have a reduced taker fee of 0.06% to encourage stablecoin adoption. The fee schedule is published on the “Pricing” page, updated every first day of the month. We also offer a volume-based tier system: if your 30-day trading volume exceeds $500,000, maker fees drop to 0.02% and taker fees to 0.05%.
Hidden costs include withdrawal fees, which vary by blockchain. For example, ERC-20 withdrawals cost 0.005 ETH, while BEP-20 withdrawals cost 0.0005 BNB. These fees are not included in the main fee table but are listed under “Withdrawal Policies”. Additionally, overnight financing fees for leveraged positions are calculated daily at 0.01%–0.03% depending on the asset. Always check the “Funding Rates” section before opening a leveraged trade.
Comparing Fees Across Trading Pairs
Not all pairs have the same fee. Major pairs like BTC/USDT have the lowest taker fee (0.10%), while exotic pairs like XRP/TRY have a taker fee of 0.18%. You can view the exact fee for any pair by hovering over the “Fee” icon next to the trading pair in the order book. This real-time display prevents surprises during execution. For high-frequency traders, we recommend using the API, which provides a fee endpoint returning the exact cost before order placement.
Practical Steps to Review and Optimize Your Trading Costs
Start by logging into your dashboard and navigating to “Account > Fee Overview”. This page shows your current tier, total 30-day volume, and a breakdown of fees paid by asset. Use this data to identify which pairs cost you the most. For example, if you frequently trade low-liquidity pairs, consider switching to higher-volume alternatives to reduce the taker fee. You can also simulate a trade using the “Fee Calculator” tool, which inputs the asset, pair, order type, and volume to output the exact fee in USD.
Another strategy is to schedule large trades during the lowest network congestion times – typically between 02:00 and 05:00 UTC. During these hours, the platform reduces taker fees by 10% for select pairs. This discount is automatically applied and visible in the order confirmation window. Finally, subscribe to the “Fee Alert” notification in your settings. The system sends a push notification when any fee changes for assets in your watchlist.
FAQ:
How often are the asset lists updated?
The asset list is updated every Monday at 00:00 UTC. A changelog for the past 90 days is available in the dashboard.
What is the difference between maker and taker fees?
Maker fees apply when you add liquidity to the order book (limit orders that are not immediately filled). Taker fees apply when you remove liquidity (market orders or immediate limit orders). Maker fees are lower.
Are there any fees for depositing funds?
Deposits via bank transfer or crypto are free. However, credit card deposits incur a 2.5% processing fee. Check the “Deposit Methods” page for details.
Can I negotiate fees for high trading volumes?
Yes. If your 30-day volume exceeds $2 million, contact support for a custom fee schedule. This applies to institutional investors and professional traders.
How do I check the fee for a specific trading pair?
Hover over the “Fee” icon next to the trading pair in the order book, or use the API endpoint /fee?pair=BTCUSDT for real-time data.
Reviews
Marcus L.
I trade daily, and the weekly asset update keeps me ahead. Last month I caught a new token before it pumped 30%. The fee calculator saved me from a costly mistake on a low-liquidity pair.
Elena V.
As a portfolio manager, transparency on fees is crucial. This platform shows exact costs per pair, and the tier system reduced my fees by 40% after I hit $500k volume. Highly practical.
Raj P.
I almost missed the delisting notice for an altcoin I held. The changelog feature alerted me, and I sold before the deadline. The fee alert also helped me avoid a spike in withdrawal costs during network congestion.