Fees & Trading Limits
Trading Fees
Euphoria does not currently charge any trading fees. The multiplier your trade is executed at determines the payout you receive if the price touches that square.
Deposits
Euphoria does not charge deposit fees on USDM deposits. Deposits in other crypto assets may incur gas and small swap or bridging fees from our third-party providers. Fiat deposits incur third-party fees, shown to you before you confirm the purchase.
Withdrawals
Withdrawals to USDM on MegaETH incur a small USDM fee to cover network gas. Withdrawals to other assets such as USDC on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, or Solana may also include small fees from third-party swap and bridge providers.
The total fee is shown on the confirmation screen before you approve the transaction.
Trading Limits
Euphoria applies trading limits that scale with your account activity. Limits exist to protect the depth and stability of the market for all users, and they increase as you trade more.
Starting Limits
New accounts
$5
$25
Standard
$10
$50
VIP
Higher limits, available after launch
A VIP tier may be introduced after launch.
Why Limits Exist
Euphoria is a new platform with a growing market maker network. Conservative limits help us:
Protect quote depth and stability for all users
Ensure enough capacity for all active traders at any given time
Allow market makers to offer competitive pricing without taking outsized risk on individual positions
Maintain orderly markets during periods of high volatility
As more market makers come online and liquidity deepens, limits will increase across all tiers.
Abuse Controls
Accounts showing patterns consistent with market or oracle manipulation, coordinated activity, or other abuse may have reduced limits applied.
These controls are still being tuned. As a newly launched platform, our detection systems may occasionally flag normal trading patterns, particularly for users with unusual strategies or trading frequency. We are actively refining these systems to reduce false positives over time.
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