I've played around with ChromaWallet quite a bit the last couple days - hopefully some of my experiences can be valuable.
Yep, thanks a lot.
- P2P trade A p2p trade (8c1926f2e3527153bf06e8ab2c8a417aad3d8e6cd993a4350efbb4050ab961fa) went unconfirmed for over 19 hours, according to blockchain.info. The transaction fee paid was 0.0001 BTC, a reddit post says that it should be 0.00028 BTC.
0.00028 BTC is the total extra amount which buyer needs to add. 0.0001 BTC goes into a fee, and 0.00018 BTC might be necessary as padding for two colored outputs. (Up to 8192 satoshi per output.)
Of course, in many cases padding is not necessary, so buyer might be overpaying, but it is simpler to implement it this way. We'll optimize it later, of course.
- P2P trade A p2p trade (f85b6213939c9cbc14538dd24838061179cac2485f50be20a974b819a85e5ee9) has multiple outputs to the sellers bitcoin address. Can provide more instances of this occuring. Buyer ends up overpaying for asset
This is a known feature, seller gets 'change' if padding was not needed.
- P2P trade It appears as if bids and asks are listed without clicking on the confirmation popup. Double clicking an order cancels it without confirmation as well.
It is more like a notification popup, I consider removing it. However, I'm going to add confirmation on cancel action.
- Balances A bitcoin address (1DMkN2dgTHvRYAPgtTZAFsZXKE6rUJDG9E) has a balance of 0.00824875 BTC according to ChromaWallet, and 0 BTC according to blockchain.info. The value displayed in ChromaWallet is the same value of the most recently spent input. I can provide the mainnet.wallet file if this would be useful.
Yep, this is interesting.[/list]