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The trading result is exactly a tenth. Both contracts move the same points on the same chart, and a micro is worth $2 a point against the E-mini's $20.

The commission is not. A micro round turn costs roughly a quarter of a full-size one, not a tenth, so a micro pays more fee per point than an E-mini does. After fees the micro column sits below a straight divide-by-ten, and that gap is the real cost of trading small.

Both columns here are priced with their own point value and their own commission, which is why switching the toggle changes more than the decimal place.