Crypto fees
Libertex crypto fees
Crypto CFDs on Libertex carry the highest opening commission of any category (1%), reflecting hedging cost on a 24/7 volatile market. Multiplier caps at 1:300 on Bitcoin, lower on altcoins. CFDs only — you don't take custody of the actual coins. This page covers the cost mechanics and featured pair table.
Featured instruments
Top crypto pairs on Libertex
Twelve large-cap crypto CFDs with their current multiplier ceiling, 1% uniform commission, and $20 minimum trade size. Bitcoin tops at 1:300; Ethereum at 1:200; major altcoins typically 1:50; cross-pairs and smaller alts 1:30.
| Coin | Symbol | Max multiplier | Commission | Min trade |
|---|
Altcoin availability rotates based on liquidity. Multiplier caps on smaller alts step down to 1:30 reflecting thinner markets. The 1% commission is uniform across all 109 pairs.
Cost mechanics
What you pay on a crypto trade
Four mechanics on every crypto CFD position. The 1% commission is the largest single cost on most retail crypto trades — material for scalpers, modest for multi-day holds.
Spread paid on entry
Per entryBid-ask gap, wider than spot crypto exchanges (broker has to hedge the position). BTC/USD and ETH/USD have the tightest spreads in the category; second-tier altcoins proportionally wider. 24/7 quoting except for a brief weekly maintenance window.
1% opening commission
Per tradeHighest of any CFD category — calculated on the multiplied trade volume. On a $3,000 notional BTC position: 1% = $30 commission. Visible on the ticket. Heavy on scalp economics; light on swing or position trades where the underlying move dominates.
Overnight financing 24/7
Per night heldPer-night charge on leveraged crypto positions held past rollover. Crypto markets don't close so financing accrues every calendar day, including weekends. Rate is typically higher than on forex due to crypto funding costs.
No custody of underlying coins
AlwaysLibertex crypto products are CFDs — price exposure with leverage. You cannot withdraw BTC to a self-custody wallet, send to another address, or take physical delivery. If custody matters to you, a spot crypto exchange is the right tool, not a CFD broker.
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Where to read next
Three pages cover the surrounding context — the fees hub, the commission deep-dive (where 1% crypto sits relative to 0.07% forex and 0.03% stocks), and the demo.
Fees hub
Cost-disclosure hub linking every asset class. Compare crypto's 1% against forex's 0.07% and stocks' 0.03% commissions at a glance.
Fees hubCommission mechanics
Generic commission mechanic — why some asset classes have explicit commission and others use spread-only models. Crypto's 1% is the highest on the platform.
CommissionDemo account
$50,000 virtual, real-time crypto pricing. Test the 1% commission impact on a typical crypto trade before committing real capital.
DemoCrypto Miner — partial cost offset
Active crypto-CFD traders accumulate small BTC bonuses via the Crypto Miner loyalty programme — partly offsets the trading costs documented here. Max $10,000/month at very high volumes; typical retail value is a few dollars per month.
Crypto Miner
FAQ
Crypto fee questions
Trading in financial instruments is a risky activity and can bring not only profits, but also losses. The amount of possible losses is limited by the amount of the deposit.