How Does the Size of the Pool Fee Compare to the Volatility of the Options Premium?

The pool fee is a relatively stable, fixed percentage of the block reward, reflecting the operational cost and a stable margin for variance risk. In contrast, the options premium is highly volatile, fluctuating constantly with changes in the underlying asset's price, time to expiration, and implied volatility.

The pool fee is a small, predictable service charge, while the options premium is a dynamic price for a leveraged right.