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# Fees

### Traders

Traders pay the following fees to LPs(limWETH providers and individual LP positions)

1. Origination Fees -> Paid when a position is opened
2. Lending Interest -> Paid continuously every block
3. Force Close Fees -> Paid when a trader fails to replenish his/her interest deposit and as a result the position is force closed
4. Profit Share-> Paid only when a position incurs positive PnL. This is paid by the traders due to the adverse risk the LPs are undertaking when lending out against long tail assets. 

|                  | Open Fee                | Close Fee | Force Close Fees            | Profit Share                         |
| ---------------- | ----------------------- | --------- | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| WETH/USDC        | 0.1% of borrowed amount | 0%        | 10% of leftover margin+ PnL | 0%                                   |
| Every other pair | 0.5% of borrowed amount | 0%        | 10% of leftover margin+ PnL | 10% of total profit(0 when negative) |
|                  |                         |           |                             |                                      |


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