Trading vol is changing how I see fees.

[Hustlebuddy]

I started out as a spot trader and didn’t really care about fees since my volume was low. But after taking a course on advanced SMC and engineered liquidity, I decided to take trading seriously. With improved skill, platforms with new UEX concept springing up, plus strong community support and mentorship, my volume increased, and that’s when fees started to matter more.

So I tested VIP tiers across platforms. I tried Binance and Bybit Vip for about a month. Solid platforms, but their offerings outside crypto felt limited, and at higher volume, the fees stacked up more than expected. A friend then suggested BitgetVIP, so I gave it a shot, starting with Meta stocks futures before moving into crypto and CFDs. It’s only been a week, but the difference in fees has been noticeable.

Now I’m thinking beyond just low fees. For those trading VIPtiers, what else should I be paying attention to,execution quality, liquidity depth, rebates, support, or hidden perks? Also, are there downsides people don’t usually talk about?

I’m still early with this, but I want to make a smarter long-term decision, not just chase lower fees.

 

[hinji]

I’ve been using both Coinbase & kraken for years, their trading fees are pretty low & same goes for their withdrawal fees.

 

[Ad Smart Solutions]

The larger your trading volume, the higher the fees. Even if a trade breaks even, you may still incur a significant loss due to trading fees. However, I use Binance and Bybit, and they’ve been quite reliable in terms of stability and reputation.

 

[Hustlebuddy]

The larger your trading volume, the higher the fees. Even if a trade breaks even, you may still incur a significant loss due to trading fees. However, I use Binance and Bybit, and they’ve been quite reliable in terms of stability and reputation.

Yeah I know that, but do you use BitgetVip? How would you compare that when the exchange you mentioned in terms of fees, that's what I'm trying to know .like a second opinion.