What do you guys think about zero-fee crypto trading?

[Findingnemo]

Zero fee for the particular pair? No thanks, it is an attempt to pump the project I guess and they got paid for it already.

It is better to find the obvious ones like native tokens get discounts on fee or just pick the ones among the cheapest and also got the trading volume to handle the trades.

[Alphakilo]

Zero fee for the particular pair? No thanks, it is an attempt to pump the project I guess and they got paid for it already.

It is better to find the obvious ones like native tokens get discounts on fee or just pick the ones among the cheapest and also got the trading volume to handle the trades.

I would always appreciate when I trade, I pay my fees and do my transactions smoothly rather than look for zero fees trading and get stuck along the way because I believe volatility has a role to play here and am sure no exchange want to run out of business soon.

There are new regulations particularly in Europe that force the evolution of these zero fees models, but there always has to be a catch behind so no lose is incurred because some try to take advantage of the zero fees service.

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[gunhell16]

If there are exchanges that offer zero trading fees, there is still a trick behind it as part of their marketing strategy. I'm sure they won't do it for free; of course, they are building a community for their platform so that many traders will deposit funds into their exchange.

But that's not what they will do for a lifetime; it's more about attraction to get fish. That's all I see in that matter, actually. We just don't really notice or realize that,
but that's the truth in my opinion.

[Oluwa-btc]

But obviously, it’s not completely free.
So the cost is still there, just not as visible as a trading fee.

Just wondering - do you think zero-fee trading is actually sustainable, or is it more of a user acquisition strategy?

Even if the opportunity of zero fee on crypto trading is certain it'll last for for just sometime because such bonuses are given to users more like a mode of attraction ha havibg them hooked with trading significant figures.mostly alot of traders or users are always please with the such bonus offers cause they tend not to lose anything after all.

[Findingnemo]

Zero fee for the particular pair? No thanks, it is an attempt to pump the project I guess and they got paid for it already.

It is better to find the obvious ones like native tokens get discounts on fee or just pick the ones among the cheapest and also got the trading volume to handle the trades.

I would always appreciate when I trade, I pay my fees and do my transactions smoothly rather than look for zero fees trading and get stuck along the way because I believe volatility has a role to play here and am sure no exchange want to run out of business soon.

There are new regulations particularly in Europe that force the evolution of these zero fees models, but there always has to be a catch behind so no lose is incurred because some try to take advantage of the zero fees service.

Two ways that exchanges make most of their revenue are from trading fees and then withdrawal fee so when an exchange says zero trading fee or zero withdrawal fee then I am sure there will be some hidden catch behind it. Time to check everything clear even if it looks legitimate and make sure there is enough trading volume for the market price, and withdrawals are getting processed as it should be and anything further that doesn't delay the transaxtions.

[yhiaali3]

I do not believe in anything being absolutely free. Zero fees are a marketing strategy followed by some exchanges and other services to attract more investors, but in reality, they are either not real or are only temporary.

Trading may indeed have zero fees, but in return they raise price slippage, for example, or withdrawal fees or other features. This means that they take with their left hand what they give with their right. What is the point of creating exchanges if they are not going to make money?

[BRINIRHA]

Usually, this is only temporary and is really just a marketing strategy to attract more users to a particular platform. After all, we know that even if a platform offers one trading pair for free, they can still make a profit from other trading pairs. And typically, a trader doesn’t trade just one trading pair. Personally, I’m not particularly interested in platforms that offer zero trading fees. Because what matters most is the trust and security the platform provides. Mexc frequently runs great promotions. Sometimes they even offer trading fee vouchers, allowing us to trade various pairs without fees since the costs are covered by the vouchers. And that can be more helpful.