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Edited on 27/08/2025, 18:17:56 UTC
In the future, we plan to update the price comparison system so that data from all three sources will be cross-checked.
If one source shows a discrepancy, the system will use the majority consensus from the other two.
This brings me to a follow-up question/request. Bear with me:If one source shows a discrepancy, the system will use the majority consensus from the other two.
If I place a sale order on Bridgoro, I'm basically saying I want to sell for:
- Market price
- A few percent under market price
- A few percent above market price
- Current market price
- A certain fixed price that will sell once the market reaches that point
On Bridgoro, whenever the market price changes (and that happens quite literally all the time), my sales prices changes too. But my order is waiting for a buyer, which can take a while. By the time my order triggers, I may not want to make the exchange anymore.
So I'd like the possibility to set a limit: I place a 0.01 BTC order to buy XMR, 1% above market price (about 4.22 XMR at the moment), but I want the order to produce at least 4 XMR. If it drops further, I don't want to trade anymore. Would that be possible?
But, if the market price changes in the other direction and my 0.01 BTC can be sold for 5 XMR, I want to sell even if it means selling 5% under market price if that
Bug: the exchange rate is correct, but the exchange amounts at the bottom are exchanged (pun intended):
I send 1 XMR, I get 417 BTC!
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Scraped on 27/08/2025, 17:52:57 UTC
In the future, we plan to update the price comparison system so that data from all three sources will be cross-checked.
If one source shows a discrepancy, the system will use the majority consensus from the other two.
This If one source shows a discrepancy, the system will use the majority consensus from the other two.
If I place a sale order on Bridgoro, I'm basically saying I want to sell for:
- Market price
- A few percent under market price
- A few percent above market price
- Current market price
- A certain fixed price that will sell once the market reaches that point
On Bridgoro, whenever the market price changes (and that happens quite literally all the time), my sales prices changes too. But my order is waiting for a buyer, which can take a while. By the time my order triggers, I may not want to make the exchange anymore.
So I'd like the possibility to set limit: I place a 0.01 BTC order to buy XMR, 1% above market price (about 4.22 XMR at the moment), but I want the order to produce at least 4 XMR. If it drops further, I don't want to trade anymore. Would that be possible?
But, if the market price changes in the other direction and my 0.01 BTC can be sold for 5 XMR, I want to sell even if it means selling 5% under market price if that means my sale completes faster. Does this make sense?
Bug: the exchange rate is correct, but the exchange amounts at the bottom are exchanged (pun intended):
I send 1 XMR, I get 417 BTC!
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Scraped on 27/08/2025, 17:47:30 UTC
In the future, we plan to update the price comparison system so that data from all three sources will be cross-checked.
If one source shows a discrepancy, the system will use the majority consensus from the other two.
This reminds me of a follow-up question/request. Bear with me:If one source shows a discrepancy, the system will use the majority consensus from the other two.
If I place a sale order on Bridgoro, I'm basically saying I want to sell for:
- Market price
- A few percent under market price
- A few percent above market price
- Current market price
- A certain fixed price that will sell once the market reaches that point
On Bridgoro, whenever the market price changes (and that happens quite literally all the time), my sales prices changes too. But my order is waiting for a buyer, which can take a while. By the time my order triggers, I may not want to make the exchange anymore.
So I'd like the possibility to set limit: I place a 0.01 BTC order to buy XMR, 1% above market price, but I want the order to produce at least 4 XMR. If it drops further, I don't want to trade anymore. Would that be possible?
Bug: the exchange rate is correct, but the exchange amounts at the bottom are exchanged (pun intended):
I send 1 XMR, I get 417 BTC!