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The buy side liquidity is spread over multiple exchanges. Are you looking at just one exchange?
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I’m looking at BTER right now and I see the buy wall has been eaten through. CCEDK still has about 80 BTC. Shouldn’t NuBot re-establish a new buy wall?
Back up to:
247482.3709 (buyside)
339431.5948 (sellside)
I see some buy side support on Bter now.
This is a scenario where liquidity needs to be re-balanced among the exchanges as I’ve talked about in detail on a couple of occasions here:
@cryptog has responded that he is interested in filling the role, so hopefully we will see a proposal from him soon that will replenish liquidity when it runs out on a single exchange.
Hi @hamiltino I very warm heartingly welcome you in our community, where we treat concerned individuals like yourself very very seriously.
The aggregated buy liquidity available across 5 different exchanges is made automatically available at any point in time right into your nu client by an open source trading bot (which you can go and review and I will be happy to drive you in). The liquidity is expressed in NuBits so that you do not need to do any math and conversion with prices. Last time I checked it was around 250k USD. It is also available via RPC if you want to build a third party application on top of it. You can also go back in time and explore the liquidity availability with a fine grain using our beta api http://docs.nubits.com/v1.0/docs/historical-data-api .
I hope I answered all of your questions and if you have more doubts, please do not hesitate to ask.
Sincerely, mr ponzi
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I am thinking about fulfilling this role but I am also worried by the potential loss since btc/usd is in a downtrend.
That is why I am also considering providing some liquidity for nbt/usd on ccedk. After all the pair that really counts is nbt/usd and there is no liquidity.
I think there is a need. Am i correct?
I would prefer it over offering liquidity for ntb/btc on bter because there is less risk.
Of course, I could ask for more compensation than for nbt/usd.
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If you bought lots of NuBits the funds you used would be available on the buy-side to satisfy your desire to them cash back out of NuBits at some point in the future.
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dat 
CCEDK buy wall is now gone as well.
It’s an interesting swap. We have too much buy-side liquidity on the NBT/PPC market and not enough on the NBT/BTC market.
There is buy side support on several markets at the present time, so the peg remains. However, buy side support is missing from CCEDK and Bter at the moment due to very recent sales of NuBits. 300 BTC of tier 4 buy side support will be coming to Bter and CCEDK very soon.
2/3 of the buy wall on NBT/BTC at Allcoin has been eaten up as well.
Buy side support has been restored to Bter.
Indeed. So you need to wait for someone to buy nbt in exchange for btc before getting back a decent wall. This is problematic in case too much time is elapsed until a trader decides to do so. It can be solved with a higher trading activity.
@JordanLee Is smaller quantity of buy support (5000 nbt) acceptable? I think smaller chunk is also useful.
Buy side support at CCEDK has also been restored. Current buy side liquidity network wide is 234857 NBT and an additional 50000 will be added within an hour.
@cryptog we don’t wait for someone to buy NBT by chance on the open market when buy side liquidity gets low. We bring in liquidity from tier 4 ourselves. There is still 518 BTC in tier 4 ready to be used when and if needed to provide buy support. This liquidity does not display in the Nu client.
20:58 JST:
50k nbts on nbt/btc at bter.
14k nbts on nbt/btc at ccedk
4k nbts on nbt/btc at allcoin
Nice Job
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We bring in liquidity from tier 4 ourselves.
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I see. I guess I need to review Finalized evolution of liquidity operations
I feel this post is crucial.
This time, we have 153BTCs worth of buy support at bter and 50BTC at ccedk.
Last time, the unbalance was the other way round.
So my interpretation is that I would need to transfer back and forth between the 2 exchanges depending on the situation, say for 1 month.
In your proposal you would want to establish an unbalanced threshold, perhaps 80%. This means that if either wall has more than 80% of the liquidity on a particular market it is considered unbalanced and action should be taken to balance it. You might want to specify how often you will check if markets are unbalanced. Please note you can get all the info you would need about markets just by entering getliquidityinfo B in the Debug window below the Help menu.
@JordanLee The unbalanced 80% threshold could be checked by a program I guess but I do not have the know-how to implement that. So in my case the checking process would be manual, which I think would be fine providing that I check on a regular basis, say every hour during the day and every 3h or so during the night, for example.