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BriefApril 14, 2026 · 01:36 PM

HTX Trading Fees Drop to 0.02% for High-Volume Traders

High-volume traders on HTX can reduce their spot trading fees to 0.02% for maker positions. This tiered fee structure is determined by the volume of trades executed within a 30-day window. The default spot trading fee for users without a trading history is 0.2% for both makers and takers. Traders who execute trades worth over $500,000 in a month pay approximately 0.15%. For those trading over $100 million, maker fees drop to 0.02% and taker fees to 0.04%.

Marcus Langdon
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