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Balancer V2 consolidates each pool’s assets in the Vault, which holds the assets for all Balancer pools. Even though trades can be carried out in batches against multiple pools, only the final net token amounts are transferred from and to the vault, saving a significant amount of gas in the process. While previous multi-hop trades would have required as many token transfers as hops, the Vault simplifies the trade by only transferring the input and final output tokens; all other swaps are performed by adjusting pool balances within the Vault. | Balancer V2 consolidates each pool’s assets in the Vault, which holds the assets for all Balancer pools. Even though trades can be carried out in batches against multiple pools, only the final net token amounts are transferred from and to the vault, saving a significant amount of gas in the process. While previous multi-hop trades would have required as many token transfers as hops, the Vault simplifies the trade by only transferring the input and final output tokens; all other swaps are performed by adjusting pool balances within the Vault. | ||
=== What type of fees are ? === | === What type of fees are? === | ||
Trading fees: A small percentage of the trade paid by traders to pool LPs, set by the pool creator or dynamically optimized by Gauntlet. Additionally, Balancer governance can vote to introduce a Protocol Trading Fee, which is a percentage of the Trading Fee. | Trading fees: A small percentage of the trade paid by traders to pool LPs, set by the pool creator or dynamically optimized by Gauntlet. Additionally, Balancer governance can vote to introduce a Protocol Trading Fee, which is a percentage of the Trading Fee. | ||