I added 1000 BTS to the RUB pool

Try again

Oh thanks! This worked! Now I need to figure out how to fill that margin call order

Edit: Ok, everything worked well.

cli_wallet

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unlocked >>> fund_asset_fee_pool **USERACCOUNT** RUB 1000 true

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Ok, now I need to learn cli to start trading.

you can't pay the fees from your wallet at the moment (planned).

and the rub fee pool is empty, you or someone else has to fill it up first

And how do I fill it up?

Quote from: yvv on October 22, 2015, 11:54:56 pm

It is not only the amount of fee which matters, what are you paying for matters too. It is ok if fancy restaurant charges more then fast food eatery, but I don't know anybody in good mind who would agree to pay anything just for sitting in a restaurant having no food. It is ok to pay $1 fee for a trade which brings you $5 profit, but paying for an offer which was not even filled is ridiculous. It is not physiological, this is common sense.

Paying for an order which is not filled is not ridiculous. Placing an order has costs associated with it and the cost is significant in every trading system. Some systems just have chosen to subsidize this cost by increasing other fees.

And while you don't necessarily profit from an order that isn't filled (you can, by the way, if you're using it as part of some trading methods), you certainly had the opportunity to profit from it.

Taking care of restroom in a fast food place has also associated costs with it, but if they will start charging fees for using their restroom, then good luck in attracting customers.

People are fine with withdrawal fee because they get refunded if withdrawal is canceled or failed. If people are charged for trade which did not happen, they get unhappy for sure.

I may ask a stupid question, but I'd really like to know the answer. To bring funds into/out of my openledger wallet, I need to go through one of other crypto exchanges. This looks odd to me, because in order to use decentralized exchange, I need to buy bitshares assets at centralized exchange first. What is missing in bitshares? Why can't I pay money directly to bitshares user the way we both agree (e.g. paypal, bitcoin, paper cash etc), and get bitasset from him at the rate we also both agree? Is it possible to build a service which allows to do this into blockchain?

Same thing for me. Lowest ask and highest bid are crossing for USD:BTS, but no trade occurs.