Types of Fee structure

Maker Fees:

• Charged when a trader adds liquidity to the order book with limit orders.

• Generally lower than taker fees.

• Encourages market makers to contribute to market depth.

Taker Fees:

• It is applied when a trader removes liquidity by executing orders that match existing ones.

• Typically higher compared to maker fees.

• It occurs when traders take liquidity from the order book.

Funding Fees:

• Periodic payments between long and short positions in perpetual contracts

• Maintain the contract's price close to the underlying asset's market price.

• Ensure balance and fairness in perpetual contract trading.
  
  

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