A mainstream prediction market platform recently updated its trading fee policy. According to official documentation, most trading pairs remain fee-free, but they have introduced a lightweight taker fee for 15-minute crypto asset markets. This fee has a clear purpose—it flows directly to market maker incentive programs. What's more interesting is that collected fees are distributed daily to market makers in USDC form, with a straightforward objective: to attract professional liquidity providers through incentive mechanisms, thereby improving the overall liquidity depth of the market. This design approach is fairly common in prediction markets, leveraging fees to optimize market quality.
A mainstream prediction market platform recently updated its trading fee policy. According to official documentation, most trading pairs remain fee-free, but they have introduced a lightweight taker fee for 15-minute crypto asset markets. This fee has a clear purpose—it flows directly to market maker incentive programs. What's more interesting is that collected fees are distributed daily to market makers in USDC form, with a straightforward objective: to attract professional liquidity providers through incentive mechanisms, thereby improving the overall liquidity depth of the market. This design approach is fairly common in prediction markets, leveraging fees to optimize market quality.