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Does a High Fee Structure on an Exchange Encourage Tighter or Wider Spreads?

A high fee structure on an exchange generally encourages wider spreads. Market makers must cover the transaction costs (fees) through the spread they quote.

Higher fees necessitate a larger margin to maintain profitability, which results in a wider bid-ask spread for the end user.

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