Grvt Becomes the First On-Chain Trading Platform to Offer Market-Making Fee Rebates to Retail Users

BlockBeats News, August 22 — Grvt has announced the launch of a -0.01% maker rebate mechanism, becoming the first on-chain trading platform to offer “negative maker fees” directly to retail investors. Traditionally, negative maker fees have been an exclusive privilege for institutional market makers in the stock and futures markets. With this move, Grvt enables retail traders to earn rebates through limit orders, further enhancing market depth and liquidity.

Hong Yea, co-founder and CEO of Grvt, stated: “By extending institutional incentive mechanisms to retail users, we not only increase market depth but also attract more institutions, thereby building a more balanced and efficient trading environment.”

The advantages of this mechanism include: retail traders can reduce hidden costs and continuously accumulate rebates through strategies such as dollar-cost averaging and grid trading; high-frequency and large-volume traders can improve spread capture and capital efficiency; overall, the market order book becomes deeper, spreads narrower, and the trading execution experience is comprehensively optimized.