Bybit to Follow Binance by Introducing Zero Fee Trading

Trading companies are moving to waive trading fees to attract more customers and to make crypto as accessible and inclusive as possible.

Bybit, one of the biggest derivative exchanges, has introduced a feature that will have zero fees for all spot trading. It is a move seen as too good to be true, and investors are questioning whether they are rebalancing profits elsewhere. The platform which marked a ten million user milestone, says waiving fees is for the good of its customers.

“Celebrate 10 million Users With 0 Fees on Spot and More Amazing Perks,” Bybit announced on its website. ”The past eight months have been rocky for the crypto industry, but amid the doom and gloom, we continue to buckle down and BUIDL. On this note, we’re extremely proud to hit our next milestone a strength of 10 million users and counting” added Ben Zhou CEO of Bybit

Bybit announces more perks

The announcement, which has been viewed as a marketing strategy to attract more customers, will also reward new customers seeking to use the spot trading feature with up to $600 as a thank you for signing up.
Among other perks the company has introduced, include zero-fee promotion and this will not be applicable to pending order fees incurred before the promotional event which begins on September 6.
But what do zero trading fees mean to customers? Trading customers will be able to trade USDT perpetual, and USDC options contracts concurrently via the unified margin account without transferring assets back and forth across multiple accounts. The profits and losses will also be compiled, so as not to trigger liquidation.

Binance restructured to make money without BTC trading fees

Bybit is not the only one, about a week ago, Binance also announced that it was waiving fees on spot trading for 13 BTC trading pairs, including USDT, BUSD, USDC, and EUR as it turned 5 years.

‘’We’re proud to have introduced zero trading fees on several BTC pairs, but we understand that many of you still have some questions. Let’s take this chance to iron out the details and lay to rest any misconceptions about the change’’ Binance announced in a statement.

Despite the marketing gimmicks to champion positivity among retail and Institutional investors, who are supposed to be the beneficiaries of such initiatives, say they are still clogged with confusion stemming from the troubles in the financial markets.

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