Binance waives fees on a range of BTC pairs to mark anniversary

The cryptocurrency exchange Binance will remove trading fees for a wide range of spot trading pairs with the first cryptocurrency in honor of the platform’s fifth anniversary. ForkLog reported this, citing company representatives.

From July 8, users will have access to zero-fee trading in 13 BTC-pair combinations with digital and fiat assets, including BTC/USDT, BTC/BUSD, BTC/USDC, BTC/EUR, BTC/TRY and others.

Zero-fee trading in these pairs will continue until further notice after two weeks of anniversary celebrations.

“In line with our user-first philosophy, Binance has always sought to offer the most competitive fees in the industry. At its core, we are an inclusive platform that prioritises accessibility. Removing fees for individual BTC spot pairs is another step in this direction,” said Binance founder and CEO Changpeng Zhao.

He stressed that growth and achievements would be impossible without the community, and he said the firm hopes to reward users by delivering the best products and services.

Launched in July 2017 as a cryptocurrency exchange, Binance has become the largest trading platform for digital currencies. Today the platform is a global blockchain ecosystem that also encompasses infrastructure solutions, educational resources, research, charitable initiatives and much more.

Back in June, Zhao said that Binance intends to help “good” players in the industry weather the current crisis.

According to him, the exchange is already in talks with more than 50 crypto companies, which are experiencing a “slight liquidity shortage.”

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