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Most exchanges now charge on a "maker/taker" basis, where liquidity-taking trades (lifting an offer or hitting a bid) are assessed a fee, while liquidity-provid
by AndrewBissell 13y ago
Most exchanges now charge on a "maker/taker" basis, where liquidity-taking trades (lifting an offer or hitting a bid) are assessed a fee, while liquidity-providing trades (working a bid or offer which is ultimately filled) are paid a small rebate.
- dkhenry 13y agoSo that's the exchange side, what about the clearing. As I understand it that's where the bulk of the cost comes from.