Market containing assets with different precisions? [solved]

Started by monsterer, October 08, 2014, 08:47:18 AM

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xeroc

Quote from: monsterer on October 08, 2014, 10:06:13 AM
Actually, I suppose this means I can't buy less than USD's precision worth of USD with BTSX?

Eg. buying 1.00001 quantity of USD with BTSX ought to fail?
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monsterer

Actually, I suppose this means I can't buy less than USD's precision worth of USD with BTSX?

Eg. buying 1.00001 quantity of USD with BTSX ought to fail?
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monsterer

Quote from: xeroc on October 08, 2014, 09:51:12 AM
I don't see the issue?
- It's allowed
- on the blockchain all numbers are integers ...
- precision is more a tradeoff between price and max amount of shares

I think I was getting confused with how the volume traded and lasts price numbers are represented - obviously the volume/prices traded are in the quote currency, so should obey the quote precision rules.
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xeroc

Quote from: monsterer on October 08, 2014, 08:47:18 AM
What happens if you have a market containing two assets which each have different precisions?
I don't see the issue?
- It's allowed
- on the blockchain all numbers are integers ...
- precision is more a tradeoff between price and max amount of shares

monsterer

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What happens if you have a market containing two assets which each have different precisions?
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