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Binance elimina comisiones para el trading de bitcoin en todo el mundo

El exchange cripto est? desarrollando un programa que comenz? en los Estados Unidos el mes pasado y se expandi? a su clientela global.Read MoreFeedzy

Binance eliminar? las comisiones de trading para bitcoin (BTC) alrededor del mundo a partir del 8 de julio, subiendo la vara de la competencia para los otros exchanges de criptomonedas.

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Las tarifas ser?n eliminadas para la combinaci?n de bitcoin con 13 stablecoins y dinero fiat, incluyendo BTC/USDT, BTC/USDC y BTC/BUSD, anunci? Binance el mi?rcoles.

Esta medida corresponde a una extensi?n de un programa que el exchange m?s grande por volumen introdujo en los Estados Unidos el mes pasado.

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El trading sin tarifas se volver? efectivo a partir del 8 de julio para coincidir con el aniversario de cinco a?os del exchange y continuar? vigente hasta nuevo aviso.

La decisi?n de extender esta medida a todo el mundo llega dos semanas despu?s de que la operaci?n estadounidense de Binance removiera las tarifas de trading para los pares spot de bitcoin.

Con el bear market actual, los exchanges como Binance han estado buscando formas de atraer y retener usuarios en sus plataformas para asegurarse de mantenerse en pie.

Las acciones de Coinbase (COIN), exchange rival de Binance, cayeron 9,7% el 22 de junio, el d?a que Binance de EE. UU. anunci? su trading sin tarifas. Las acciones bajaron 5,8% el d?a de hoy, mientras que el ?ndice de Nasdaq 100 ha perdido menos de 0,2%.

Este art?culo fue traducido por Marina Lammertyn.

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