3) $FIL hit price bands a few times.
This is generally your responsibility to understand, and we make absolutely no promises going forward; we likely will _not_ do this again, and definitely not for anything except exactly this, but:
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4) If you got rejected due to price bands in $FIL while closing, we can give you that trade.
This means:
Before 3:30am HK , at ftx.com/trade-history, you have an order in FIL-PERP or FIL-1225 which:
a) closing market order
b) has status 'canceled'
c) didn't get any fills
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i'm a bit confused bc i thought in a conversation before discussing what market rules made sense in cases where user executions get restricted, that you mentioned "close" orders should always be able to execute. so when you say it was behaving as designed, why restrict closes?
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I don't think there was deliberate restriction on closing . It was just way too volatile, network couldn't catch up.
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this wasn't closing specific -- it also wasn't user specific, it was the orderbook hitting price bands of divergence from the index (or really EWMA of that) and taking a few minutes to decay away.
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Ohh ok the order history showed closed, canceled, not a position close, think I misread
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