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[Feature Request] Maximum order

Open cjbriere opened this issue 9 years ago • 6 comments

I see a minimum amount for orders, but there should be a maximum as well for BTC and individual coins. I would like to spread the orders when I dump some high level coin in. Thanks --Corey

cjbriere avatar Aug 23 '16 22:08 cjbriere

So that it will force splitting of orders above a certain size?

Say you have 1 BTC and your max order is set to .7 BTC...

Would you want it to make:

  • 1 of .7 and 1 of .3 or
  • 2 of .5s

and would they be at the same price (which doesn't make sense) or staggered upward/downward?

Evanito avatar Aug 24 '16 21:08 Evanito

I think 1 of .7 and 1 of .3.

Staggered upwards ((or maybe give an option)), since all outstanding orders are cancelled and re-entered after timeout.

Issue being, I dumped 10 coins into my lending account, granted there is a 40% safety net on polo, it all went to one loan. I would rather not have all my eggs in one basket, just my paranoia.

On another note, would it be terribly tough to add the usd bitcoin prices for BTC Estimated Earnings, while keeping the current BTC info? It would be nice to see the $$, especially for those who are lending some serious coin.

Awesome project!

cjbriere avatar Aug 24 '16 21:08 cjbriere

I think it is better implement this by limiting maximum amount of coins offered at any single point of time. Eg., you have 10 BTC, but bot will place 3 offers, 0.1 each and leaving 9.7 BTC until any of the offers taken.

yura-pakhuchiy avatar Aug 27 '16 05:08 yura-pakhuchiy

To take it a step further, there could be a threshold interest rate at which it only offers the max amount below it, but above the threshold rate there is no limit. This could be useful if there's an opportunity to grab a high interest rate and bet max. For example you could have a maxloansize of .7 until the interest rate hits 0.2%.

vettloffah avatar Apr 25 '17 15:04 vettloffah

Because the config isn't complicated enough ;)

laxdog avatar Apr 25 '17 17:04 laxdog

I would take it a step back:

  1. You can increase the spread.
  2. You can not throw all of you coins at once into the lending wallet.
  3. You can configure how much of the total coins to lend. All of the above defacto let you control how fast and big your loans are.

@vettloffah there is already a feature limiting how much you are lending based on interest rate.

rnevet avatar Apr 25 '17 19:04 rnevet