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How Do Different Fee Tiers Accommodate Various Asset Classes (E.g. Stablecoins Vs. Volatile Assets)?

Protocols use multiple fee tiers (e.g. 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.30%, 1.00%) to match the risk profile of the asset pair.

Stablecoin pairs, which have minimal IL risk, use the lowest fee tier (e.g. 0.01%).

Highly volatile or exotic pairs, which carry high IL risk, use the highest fee tier (e.g. 1.00%) to adequately compensate LPs for the risk they are taking.

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