A prediction market platform recently adjusted its fee structure for short-duration crypto markets. The update introduced taker fees specifically on 15-minute crypto up/down markets, though the change wasn't formally communicated upfront. What's interesting is the fee mechanics—the taker fee peaks around 3% when the market odds hover near 50/50, then declines noticeably as the odds shift toward either extreme. This dynamic pricing model creates different cost conditions depending on market balance and represents a notable shift in how the platform monetizes these shorter-term prediction instruments.
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ZkSnarker
· 01-10 23:17
so they're basically charging you MORE when you're most uncertain? lmao that's actually genius from a market design perspective—imagine if in peer review we'd say "your uncertainty premium is now 3%"... the odds-based fee curve is lowkey elegant tho, not gonna lie. but also sneaking this in without announcement? classic move fr fr
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LeverageAddict
· 01-08 23:18
3% fee when it's 50/50? Isn't this just us being exploited?
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token_therapist
· 01-08 18:00
Still secretly increasing fees? 3% fee during 50/50? Isn't this just a scam?
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MaticHoleFiller
· 01-08 17:58
Changing the fee rate secretly again, and this time playing dynamic pricing? Directly 3% at 50/50, outrageous.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-08 17:56
Here comes the harvest again, 3% fee at 50/50 is crazy, this is forcing people to go all in.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 01-08 17:46
3% fee at 50/50? That's just bleeding the newbies. Deviate a little and it's cheap. This trick is pretty ruthless.
A prediction market platform recently adjusted its fee structure for short-duration crypto markets. The update introduced taker fees specifically on 15-minute crypto up/down markets, though the change wasn't formally communicated upfront. What's interesting is the fee mechanics—the taker fee peaks around 3% when the market odds hover near 50/50, then declines noticeably as the odds shift toward either extreme. This dynamic pricing model creates different cost conditions depending on market balance and represents a notable shift in how the platform monetizes these shorter-term prediction instruments.