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As an experienced trader who has evaluated a wide range of brokers, transparency around costs—especially overnight financing fees—is a key consideration for me before committing any capital. When I looked into BitMart, I noticed a significant lack of clear, published information about their overnight or financing fees. In contrast, most reputable brokers make these charges easily accessible, either in detailed fee schedules or via direct customer support. The absence of this information on BitMart means I cannot accurately compare their overnight fees with those of other brokers I have used, which is a notable red flag in my due diligence process. In my experience, ambiguity around costs often suggests a higher risk of encountering unexpected charges, and for leveraged or futures trading, these costs can eat noticeably into potential profits. When a platform is unregulated—as BitMart is, according to industry sources—the risk of non-transparent or excessive fees becomes even more pronounced, since there is little external oversight or recourse available to traders in case of disputes. For these reasons, and especially since other brokers provide far greater clarity on overnight rollover rates or funding costs, I take a conservative and cautious approach: if I cannot find precise details on overnight fees and the broker lacks credible regulation, I would recommend extreme caution before trading, and I would personally consider alternative brokers with a proven track record of transparency.