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BTCVIX
@BTCVIX
OKex limits the size of market orders and forces multiple orders and/or limit orders based on the thickness of the book, some of these things have been honed and polished up for years I am more turned off by the lack of concern from Jesse, I guess to him it isn't an issue ?
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BTCVIX
@BTCVIX
let me start at the root aspect with some honest questions: Do you think this event improves your image to current and prospective customers ? Do you think overall customers feel this was event is fair ? Do you even consider this an "event" worth handling ?
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Jesse Powell
@jespow
1. No, 2. Yes (someone took the other side of every trade) but I'm sure people who sold at a price lower than the current best bid would prefer a do-over, 3. what would "handling" it be? Everything appears to have operated as expected. The event was entirely predictable.
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bigshoots/
@B1gShoots
I would like to see a change to use a market price based on the entire market instead of kraken only when triggering liquidations. The system worked far from expected as no one was able to place market orders to buy the dip on time like they did on other exchanges.
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bigshoots/
@B1gShoots
Furthermore, who do you think we're the people on the other side of the trades? This seemed coordinated as only prexisting buy orders were really able to profit from this.
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@B1gShoots
To add to this, the couple people that got to buy today at these prices are the people you will keep around. The thousands of users like myself who were wrongfully liquidated will not be using or promoting Kraken ever again.
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Jesse Powell
@jespow
Well, it's not "wrongfully" liquidated. It's liquidated according to the Terms. The movement was entirely predictable and just because the other exchanges didn't follow, it doesn't mean that it was impossible that they could have. Did you honestly not understand how it works?
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