tier row labels in a fee table and how to read them
Whether the first column lists tiers or coins decides if you read across or down, and the wrong direction makes every cell look wrong.
Check whether the first column lists tier names or coin names first, then read across or down accordingly, because the wrong direction misaligns every figure.
Key points
Read the first column first
If the leftmost column says VIP levels or regular users, each row is a tier; if it lists coin tickers, each row is a coin, and the two tables read in opposite directions.
Then read the header row
If headers say maker and taker, columns split by side; if they say fee type, go back to the row label to see which tier that row belongs to.
Take one cell per row
Once you find your tier row, take only the cell in that same row and the column for your order side, never a diagonal pick.
When labels and headers clash
If row labels and headers both say tiers, one of them sits in the wrong place, so follow how the page text above the table names that column.
Common questions
Row labels and headers both say tier, so which one do I trust?
Read the page text above the table; if it describes tiers, trust the row labels, since the header is likely a layout slip.
Can I still read by tier when the first column lists coin tickers?
No, each row is then a coin, and tier details usually sit in another table or in the notes below.
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Sources：the leftmost row-label column and the first header row of the fee table · Open the fee table, read every entry in the leftmost column, then read the first header row, and compare the two before picking cells. · Checked on 2026-10-17
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