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Fees The Ocean Protocol defines various fees for creating a sustainability loop.

Path to sustainability

Ocean Protocol aims to be a community-driven project. Through OceanDAO, the project aims at achieving decentralized governance and sustainability loop. For the project to grow and improve, the participants need to be rewarded for their contributions. The Ocean Protocol's smart contracts include a fee mechanism to maintain the sustainability loop.

Fee types

Swap fee

Swap fees are collected whenever someone swaps a datatoken for basetoken (e.g., OCEAN) or basetoken for datatoken. The swap could be inside a pool (using an automated market maker) or in a fixed-rate exchange. These are the fees that are applied whenever a user swaps basetoken or datatoken:

  • Publisher Marketplace swap fee
  • Consumer Marketplace swap fee
  • Provider Consumption Fees
  • Ocean Community Fee

Publish fee

Publish fees will be charged to a publisher when they publish an asset.

Currently, no fees are applicable in Ocean's default marketplace. However, it is possible to charge a publish fee in the custom marketplace by adding an extra transaction in the publish flow.

Based on the use case of the marketplace, the marketplace owner can decide if this fee should be charged or not.

Consume fee

Consume fee is charged when a user holding datatoken exchanges it for a compute service, downloading a data asset or an algorithm.

The following fees apply to the consumption of data assets as a part of Consume fee:

  • Consume Market Consumption Fee
  • Publisher Market Consumption Fee
  • Provider Consumption Fees
  • Ocean Community Fee

Ocean Community fee

Ocean's smart contract collects the Ocean Community fee during a swap operation. These fees are reinvested in community projects via Ocean DAO and other initiatives. Currently. This fee is set to 0 (as long as either Ocean or H20 are used as the base token in the market) in the smart contract but can be updated by the Ocean Protocol foundation.

Whereas a fee of 0.1% is applicable on all swaps using another token as the base token.

Provider fee

Provider is a component of Ocean Protocol's ecosystem which facilitates data consumption, starting compute jobs, encryption of DDOs, and decryption of DDOs. Provider also validates if the user can access a particular data asset or service. To know more about Provider, click here.

Provider fees are paid to the individual or organization running their Provider instance whenever a user consumes a data asset or swaps a datatoken for a basetoken. These fees can be set to an absolute amount, and the receiver can also decide which token to receive the fees in - they don't have to be in the same currency used in the consuming market.

Provider fee can also be used to charge for computing resources. Based on the compute resources needed to run an algorithm in the Compute-to-Data environment, a consumer can choose the amount of pay according to their needs.

This fee incentivizes individuals and organizations to run their provider instances and charge consumers according to resource usage.

Fee values

Swap Fees (Fixed Price or Auto) Value in Ocean Market, using any Provider Value in Other Markets
publishMarket: Pools Set in market config, by OPF Value = 0 (agreed Feb 28 by T, A, Mihai, Matthias, Ana) Set in market config, by publishMarket
publishMarket: FixedRate Set in market config, by OPF Value = 0 (agreed etc.) SSet in market config, by publishMarket
consumeMarket: Pools Set in market config, by OPF Value = 0 (agreed etc.) Set in market config, by consumeMarket
consumeMarket: FixedRate: ERC20Template Hardcoded to 0 in contract
consumeMarket: FixedRate: EnterpriseTemplate Set in market config, by OPF Value = 0 (agreed etc.) Set in market config, by consumeMarket
Ocean Community: Pools & FixedRate: basetoken is OCEAN, H2O, .. (“approved token”) OPF gov can update in smart contract Value = 0.1% (agreed etc.)
Ocean Community: Pools & FixedRate: other basetoken OPF gov can update in smart contract Value = 0.2% (agreed etc.)
Pool Liquidity Provider (LP): Pools only Default 1%; Set by pool creator on contract deployment Min allowed (in contract) = 0.001% Min allowed (in Ocean Market) = 0.1% Max allowed (in contract) = 10% Min allowed (in Ocean Market) = 10%
Publish Fees
(no publish fees) - -
Order Fees (taken on order/consume) The consumer has 1.0 datatokens, they use it to get access to the dataset.
publishMarket - Fee is an absolute value, in any token. E.g. 5 USDT Set in market config, by OPF Value = 0 (agreed etc.) Set in market config, by PublishMarket
consumeMarket - Fee is an absolute value, in any token. E.g. 2 DAI Set in market config, by OPF Value = 0 (agreed etc.) Set in market config, by ConsumeMarket
Ocean Community - Fee = fixed price in DT Goal: to avoid wash consume in DF, assuming APY < 125%) OPF gov can update Value = 0.03 DT (agreed etc.) for all initial templates
Ocean Provider Fees OPF-run Provider 3rd party-run Provider
Token in which fee is charged: PROVIDER_FEE_TOKEN OCEAN E.g. USDC
Download: COST_PER_MB Set in Provider envvars, by OPF Value = 0 (agreed etc.) Set in Provider envvars, by 3rd party running Provider
Compute: COST_PER_MIN Set in OperatorEngine envvars, by OPF OPF Provider hardware setup: 1 cpu, 60 secs max Value = 0 (agreed etc) Set in OperatorEngine envvars, by 3rd party running Provider
Compute: COST_PER_MIN Set in OperatorEngine envvars, by OPF OPF Provider hardware setup: 1 cpu, 1 h max Value = 1.0 OCEAN / min (agreed etc) (high cost incentivizes serious people to run their own provider) <wont be in time for v4 launch> Set in OperatorEngine envvars, by 3rd party running Provider
Ocean Community (percent from above) OPF gov can update in smart contract 0% of Provider fee

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