Every time I execute a margin trade on Binance, I experience unexpected and excessive deductions. For example, in my most recent test trade, I earned $14.83, but after Binance’s deductions, I was left with only around $5.
I understand that fees are normal, but taking nearly 66% of the total profit is completely unreasonable. How is this justified? There is no clear explanation of these high deductions, and this lack of transparency makes trading on Binance feel unfair.
I demand a detailed breakdown of these deductions and a review of Binance's margin trading fee structure. Traders deserve fair fees, not unexplained losses! Binance needs to address this issue immediately.
I encountered an extremely unfair funding fee deduction on Binance while trading futures. I had an open position worth $5,000, and Binance charged me a staggering $1,400 as a funding fee. This excessive deduction directly led to the liquidation of my position. I was already facing a loss from the ma...
I'm disappointed and frustrated with Binance Futures! Recently, I made a trade on Binance where I clearly earned a profit. The platform charged me a commission of $0.44 immediately after my profitable trade, yet the remaining profit was never credited to my account balance. Initially, I overlooked a...
I transferred BTC to another coin account through Binance Global and later requested to withdraw the entire amount. However, I was shocked to find out that my withdrawal was blocked because the funds had earned over 100% profit. Now, Binance is claiming that there will be a 20% tax deduction on the ...
I recently executed a futures trade on Binance Global using the BANUSDT crypto asset. I opened a short position at 0.1515 and successfully closed it at 0.1488, expecting a profit of $17.59. However, instead of adding this amount to my account, Binance deducted $7 from my balance. This is completely...
I’ve been using Binance Futures, and I’m extremely dissatisfied with how the system operates. Every time I open a position, I immediately notice my margin balance starts to decrease internally, even when the market hasn’t moved significantly. The liquidation price constantly shifts, making it almost...
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