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Restore the 0.98% volume cap on the surplus fee for out-of-market limit orders. - #685
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Restore the 0.98% volume cap on the surplus fee for out-of-market limit orders
Reverts #683, which changed the surplus fee cap on the Fees page from 0.98% to 99% of order volume.
What changes
The surplus fee on out-of-market limit orders goes back to what it was before #683:
surplus * 0.5ORvolume * 0.0098, whichever is lower (wasvolume * 0.99)