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Main => General Discussion => Topic started by: gn1 on December 04, 2015, 03:19:33 am
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Suppose, I set the market fee for MyUIA/BTS market at 0.1%.
Let's say you set the market fee for YourUIA/BTS market at 0.3%.
When trading YourUIA/MyUIA (or MyUIA/YourUIA), what will the market fee for trading this market? Also, who gets to control the market fee?
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Suppose, I set the market fee for MyUIA/BTS market at 0.1%.
Let's say you set the market fee for YourUIA/BTS market at 0.3%.
When trading YourUIA/MyUIA (or MyUIA/YourUIA), what will the market fee for trading this market? Also, who gets to control the market fee?
All I know is, if you set it to 50% you're going to piss someone off. ;)
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That actually is an excellent questions .. @bytemaster @theoretical could either of you both please carify?
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That actually is an excellent questions .. @bytemaster @theoretical could either of you both please carify?
Should have mentioned this in the mumble, it slipped my mind.. I was wondering the same thing
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You pay the fee upon receiving an asset. One side will pay 0.3% the other will pay 0.1%.
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You pay the fee upon receiving an asset. One side will pay 0.3% the other will pay 0.1%.
Ah, that sounds legit.
If I have MyUIA, and if want to trade it for YourUIA, I will pay a 0.3% fee from the receiving asset (YourUIA) because you are setting 0.3% market fee on your UIA.
If you have YourUIA, and if want to trade it for MyUIA, you will have to pay a 0.1% fee from the receiving asset (MyUIA) because I am setting 0.1% market fee on my UIA.
Thank you for the clarification.