Fees · BTC-USDT
BitgetCopy tradingvs
BybitDerivatives
Published fees for Bitget and Bybit barely differ at the entry tier. What separates them is funding, the tier ladder above the base, and whether a rebate applies. Below, the same three ways of trading costed on both.
BTC-USDT
Which is cheaper, and for whom
$9,179.25 · Bitget $33,851.39 / Bybit $24,672.14
$3,498.60 · Bitget $6,850.52 / Bybit $3,351.92
$2,741.70 · Bitget $2,787.56 / Bybit $45.86
Annual totals include trading fees, funding on BTC-USDT and the spread crossed on taker fills, with our referral rebate applied where a programme exists. Funding is the component that moves the ranking; it is reset every settlement, so treat the ordering as current rather than permanent.
PERPETUALS
Side by side
| Maker | 2.00 bps | 2.00 bps |
| Taker | 6.00 bps | 5.50 bps |
| Rate BTC-USDT | +0.0029% | -0.0011% |
| Every | 8h | 8h |
| Spread BTC-USDT | 0.01 bps | 0.01 bps |
| 24h volume BTC-USDT | $1.68B | $3.15B |
| Cost to hold $10k, 30d | +$26.10 | -$9.81 |
Annual totals include trading fees, funding on BTC-USDT and the spread crossed on taker fills, with our referral rebate applied where a programme exists. Funding is the component that moves the ranking; it is reset every settlement, so treat the ordering as current rather than permanent.