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# Dex Fees

### v3 Pools

When a new V3 pool is created, the pool creator selects a fee tier. This fee tier becomes the total swap fee paid by traders for every swap in that pool.

Fee distribution:

* Liquidity Providers (LPs): 86% of the selected fee tier
* Protocol / Treasury: **14% of the selected fee tier**

Example – 0.30% fee tier:

* LPs receive 0.258% of the traded amount
* Protocol receives 0.042% of the traded amount
* The trader pays 0.30% total

Key points:

* The pool creator, not a central authority, chooses the fee tier.
* A 14% protocol fee share is always active on Hypertrade-integrated V3 pools.
* LPs always receive the majority (86%) of whatever fee tier is chosen.

### v2 Pools

All V2 pools operate with a fixed base fee of 0.30% per swap.

Fee distribution:

* LPs receive 5/6 of the fee
* Protocol (feeTo) receives 1/6 of the fee

In percentage terms:

* Total fee paid by the trader: 0.30%
* Protocol share: 0.30% × (1/6) = 0.05%
* LP share: 0.30% × (5/6) = 0.25%


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