GFEX sets lithium carbonate LC2711 futures fee at 0.008% of trade value

The detail that matters here is the symmetry between standard and intraday close-out fees, which removes a common cost bias against same-day trading and can affect liquidity provision in the contract. The 800-lot daily opening cap for non-futures-company members and clients is the more binding constraint, shaping how large speculative positions can build. It signals the exchange is calibrating participation rather than simply pricing access. Whether that cap loosens over time, or the fee structure shifts once trading matures, is the open question worth tracking.