Kraken hybrid maker & market maker fee savings
Queries like “market maker bot Kraken” point to fee efficiency: makers often pay lower fees than takers. A hybrid maker approach prefers maker-style placement where risk and microstructure allow.
Taker-heavy bots pay more and often lose on frequent market orders. KapitaalBot is focused on controlled execution and risk gates — not on max volume. Fee savings are a side effect of avoiding dumb taker flows.
There is no guarantee of maker fills: queue dynamics decide. Observability is why you can see which safety modes fire and what execution outcomes appear in the read model.