MEXC Ends 0-Fee Futures for 7 Pairs on Aug 31
MEXC will end 0-fee trading for WIF, CRV, PNUT, and GOAT futures pairs on Aug 31, 2026, at 10:00 UTC.
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MEXC announced that the 0-Fee Fest for WIFUSDT, WIFUSDC, CRVUSDT, CRVUSDC, PNUTUSDT, PNUTUSDC, and GOATUSDT futures will conclude on August 31, 2026, at 10:00 UTC. After this time, standard trading fees will apply, and users should check the fees page for updated rates. The announcement does not specify any required action beyond noting that fee adjustments may affect liquidation prices and recommending timely position management.
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The 0-Fee Fest for WIFUSDT, WIFUSDC, CRVUSDT, CRVUSDC, PNUTUSDT, PNUTUSDC, and GOATUSDT futures will end on Aug 31, 2026, at 10:00 UTC.
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After the event concludes, standard trading fees will apply; users should refer to the fees page for the latest rates.
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MEXC notes that fee rate adjustments may slightly affect liquidation prices and recommends managing positions in a timely manner.
Key timeline
Announcement published.
0-Fee Fest concludes for the seven futures pairs.
Who may be affected
- Traders holding or trading WIFUSDT, WIFUSDC, CRVUSDT, CRVUSDC, PNUTUSDT, PNUTUSDC, or GOATUSDT futures on MEXC.
Impact analysis
The direct operational impact is that after the event ends, these seven futures pairs will no longer have zero trading fees. Traders who were relying on the 0-fee promotion will incur standard fees, which could affect trading costs and potentially influence position management. MEXC explicitly warns that fee rate adjustments may slightly affect liquidation prices, so users with open positions in these pairs should be aware of potential changes to their liquidation thresholds. The announcement does not state that trading will be halted or that these pairs will be delisted; it only concerns the fee promotion. Other 0-fee pairs remain available, but this does not mitigate the specific change for the affected pairs.
What the announcement does not say
The announcement does not specify the exact post-event fee rates for the affected pairs, nor does it detail how liquidation prices might be affected. It also does not disclose whether the 0-fee status will be reinstated in the future.
Risk notes
- Fee rate adjustments may slightly affect liquidation prices, as stated by MEXC.
- Traders with open positions in the affected pairs should monitor their positions due to potential liquidation price changes.
- The announcement does not address any security or asset safety concerns; no such risks are implied.
- This article is for verification of the exchange's official announcement only and does not constitute investment or trading advice.
This article is for information only and is not investment, legal, or tax advice. Digital assets are volatile and may result in loss of principal.
Frequently asked questions
What happens after the 0-Fee Fest ends?
Standard trading fees will apply to the seven futures pairs. MEXC advises checking the fees page for the latest rates.
Will my open positions be affected?
MEXC warns that fee rate adjustments may slightly affect liquidation prices, so you should manage your positions in a timely manner.
Are there other 0-fee trading options?
Yes, MEXC states that over 100 Futures and Spot pairs still have 0-fee trading, and MX Deduction offers a 20% discount on Futures fees.
Official sources
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