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How Does a High Taker Fee Impact Market Efficiency?

A high taker fee negatively impacts market efficiency by increasing the cost of immediate execution. This discourages traders from quickly reacting to market opportunities, potentially leading to wider bid-ask spreads and less aggressive price discovery.

High fees can also drive trading volume to lower-fee exchanges, reducing liquidity on the high-fee platform.

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