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    @taotao9996Lending•1

    $KMNO One thing that confused me as a Kamino Lend user: the fee documentation says there are no deposit, withdrawal or origination fees, but Kamino’s own MiCA whitepaper lists a liquidity-vault deposit fee, a withdrawal fee, and a loan origination fee of “e.g. 50 bps” for certain markets. Both are official documents, and they don’t agree. On top of that, the protocol’s interest spread is described as roughly 11–20% depending on the asset, with no per-reserve figure shown where I compare supply APYs. Could the team publish one fee page listing, per market, the origination fee (if any), the exact reserve factor and any vault deposit/withdrawal fees — and reconcile it with the whitepaper? Right now the true cost of a position is hard to verify before opening it.

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    @taotao9996Governance+1•2

    $ORCA Adaptive Fee Pools are a good idea, but the fee visibility needs work. The user guide explains that the effective fee appears in the Pools page filter and on the pool detail banner, yet it never states the maximum a trader or LP can actually be charged. I only found the 10% hard cap on the total swap fee in the developer documentation. There is also no history: the banner shows the current effective fee, but nothing shows what a pool actually charged over the last 24 hours or 7 days, which is exactly what you need to compare it against a fixed-fee pool. Could Orca add the fee cap and a recent average effective fee (24h/7d) to the pool page and the swap quote?

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    @taotao9996Governance+1•1

    $SANC I read Sanctum’s unstaking guide before unstaking an LST, and two things were unclear. First, the instant unstake fee is described as “variable, typically around 0.1%”, rising when demand is heavy — but the guide never states a maximum or how the fee is calculated, so I can’t estimate my worst-case cost before starting. Second, for delayed unstaking the guide says my LST becomes a stake account that deactivates at the end of the epoch and that “your SOL arrives in your wallet”, but it never says whether I need to come back and claim or withdraw it, or where I can track a pending delayed unstake. Could you add the instant-fee cap (or a live fee indicator) and a short “what happens after the epoch ends” section to the guide?