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Read the full Binance Guide Overview Binance is the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, founded in 2017. Coinbase is an American exchange founded in 2012, well known for its beginner friendly approach. Kraken is an American exchange founded in 2011, known for its security and reliability. Fees Binance: 0.1% spot trading fee, reduced to 0.075% when paying with BNB Coinbase: 0.5%+ spot trading fee, significantly higher than Binance Kraken: 0.16% maker fee, 0.26% taker

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