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This brings me to a follow-up question/request. Bear with me:
If I place a sale order on Bridgoro, I'm basically saying I want to sell for:
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 completes my sale faster. Does this make sense?
I understand your point, but it seems you are confusing our P2P exchange with a full-fledged centralized exchange (like Coinbase, Binance, etc.) where users can place sell orders.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
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 completes my sale faster. Does this make sense?
The purpose of creating our P2P exchange isn't trading in the traditional sense, but providing a way to freely exchange cryptocurrencies without relying on centralized platforms.
Let's be honest, many who already use centralized exchanges may not switch to our service, simply because CEXs are often easier and faster.
But there's a downside: all CEXs require KYC/AML checks, meaning every transaction confirms ownership of the crypto you deposit.
Our P2P service offers an alternative: no KYC, no AML, no confirmation of ownership, just a simple, private way to exchange crypto.
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!
We are aware of this frontend bug. Sometimes the calculation shows the wrong exchange amount. However, if you continue creating the offer, the backend services will double-check the exchange rate and display the correct amount.I send 1 XMR, I get 417 BTC!
This bug is already on our list and will be fixed soon.
This brings me to a follow-up question/request. Bear with me:
Please keep sharing your ideas and suggestions, I really like the way you think!We would be happy to implement many of them, but if we tried to add everything right now, we would risk never launching and getting stuck in endless development.
That said, your suggestions are valuable and will be added to a separate list of future improvements.
I really appreciate you guys for fixing bugs like that. Now it is fine, I mean, there is no bug occurring at my side regarding the trading page view. The trading page is working very smoothly now, and I am not facing any kind of issue while using the Trading View page. I wish you guys the best of luck and wish for the long-term success of this project. Other than this, I hope that other bugs will also be sorted out soon. 
Glad to hear that everything is working fine with the chart.Please feel free to report any other bugs or issues you come across. We will be happy to fix them, as that's exactly what this stage is for.
And thank you for your kind support. Such words show us that we are moving in the right direction.
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Scraped on 27/08/2025, 19:09:17 UTC
This brings me to a follow-up question/request. Bear with me:
If I place a sale order on Bridgoro, I'm basically saying I want to sell for:
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 completes my sale faster. Does this make sense?
I understand your point, but it seems you are confusing our P2P exchange with a full-fledged centralized exchange (like Coinbase, Binance, etc.) where users can place sell orders.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
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 completes my sale faster. Does this make sense?
The purpose of creating our P2P exchange isn't trading in the traditional sense, but providing a way to freely exchange cryptocurrencies without relying on centralized platforms.
Let's be honest, many who already use centralized exchanges may not switch to our service, simply because CEXs are often easier and faster.
But there's a downside: all CEXs require KYC/AML checks, meaning every transaction confirms ownership of the crypto you deposit.
Our P2P service offers an alternative: no KYC, no AML, no confirmation of ownership, just a simple, private way to exchange crypto.
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!
We are aware of this frontend bug. Sometimes the calculation shows the wrong exchange amount. However, if you continue creating the offer, the backend services will double-check the exchange rate and display the correct amount.I send 1 XMR, I get 417 BTC!
This bug is already on our list and will be fixed soon.
This brings me to a follow-up question/request. Bear with me:
Please keep sharing your ideas and suggestions, I really like the way you think!We would be happy to implement many of them, but if we tried to add everything right now, we would risk never launching and getting stuck in endless development.
That said, your suggestions are valuable and will be added to a separate list of future improvements.