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  3. Multidimensional Price Free Market

Urani's Dynamic Fees

Swap fees and the fees generated from an order surplus (the bid-ask spread) should be dynamic, increasing during times of high volatility and decreasing when volatility is low.

To achieve this, the Urani Protocol aims to balance several factors, such as transaction speed, price discovery, agent operational costs, and overall network health.

In its v1 (alpha) version, Urani will not charge fees, so all surplus goes to operators and users.

Urani's multidimensional fees and agent rewards will be implemented in future protocol versions.

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