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Trading fee schedule #76

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ElectricDosh opened this issue May 22, 2021 · 2 comments
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Trading fee schedule #76

ElectricDosh opened this issue May 22, 2021 · 2 comments
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@ElectricDosh
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Trading fees are a crucial part of making a profitable exchange, so must be thought of with the long-term in mind. Large, unwavering, or unclear fees are liable to scare off newcomers in the short-term and limit profitability in the long-term.

At the same time, a well-thought out fee system can be both lucrative and make users feel like they're getting a bargain, encourage brand loyalty, and ultimately be the driving force behind financing more and more growth for the exchange.

I think a fairly long promotional period from the launch onward with reduced maker fees for everyone would be a great way to kickstart the order books, with an eye to implementing a tiered fee system based on trade volume in the long-term.

If you have other suggestions please share them here.

@tylerjohneddy tylerjohneddy self-assigned this May 24, 2021
@tylerjohneddy tylerjohneddy added the enhancement New feature or request label May 24, 2021
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Good idea, similar spirit to what I suggested in #55. Anything new should be "cheaper" or free. After initial launch, we should make a fee schedule similar to other platforms. It is usually based on satisfying one of two requirements:

A) Holding "x" amount of "y" coin for lower fees (Good use for GNTL Coin, perhaps.)
B) Executing $x worth of trades on a monthly basis

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Definitely a good idea to encourage stacking GNTL! Where I think we should differ from the other exchanges is on the minimum amounts required for the first VIP level. For example on Binance the minimum required to make VIP 1 is 50 BTC trade volume in a month, which I doubt most people would hit in a lifetime, let alone a month. Their entire VIP system is just noise to the average user,

If 0.2% is the desired "standard" fee, I'd suggest something like having 0.25% be the base fee at VIP level 0, which drops to 0.2% at VIP 1 at something trivial like $100 a month traded or $100 worth of GNTL staked. This gives just about everyone the chance to get that first level and find the want to maintain it every month. VIP 2 can be as high as you like after that, I think just having the first step be attainable so everyone can engage with the VIP system in some way would be enough.

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