BingX Launches Zero-Fee Carnival for Spot Trading on Crypto & TradFi Assets
PANAMA CITY – (ARAB NEWSWIRE) – BingX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3-AI company, today announced the launch of its Zero-Fee Carnival, a limited-time campaign offering zero trading fees across selected spot markets. The initiative includes zero fees for newly listed tokens, major spot trading pairs, and spot TradFi assets. Additionally, a new dedicated spot trading Zero-Fee zone for spot…
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