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This makes sense if the idea is to avoid placing new orders if the market hasn't fully hit one of our ranges. However, it always cancels the orders for SOL-PERP.
What's the rationale?
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The bot was canceling existing orders when one side had been fully
filled, *except* for SOL-PERP, in which case it always canceled them
even if they were partially filled. This had the effect that a SOL_PERP
position grew rapidly unbalanced, regardless of how much the market
was moving.
See issue drift-labs#66.
The bot was canceling existing orders when one side had been fully
filled, *except* for SOL-PERP, in which case it always canceled them
even if they were partially filled. This had the effect that a SOL_PERP
position grew rapidly unbalanced, regardless of how much the market
was moving.
See issue drift-labs#66.
On the
floatingMaker
bot, it looks like the open orders for a given market are canceled only if one has been fully filled.keeper-bots-v2/src/bots/floatingMaker.ts
Lines 300 to 303 in 1c20aa5
This makes sense if the idea is to avoid placing new orders if the market hasn't fully hit one of our ranges. However, it always cancels the orders for SOL-PERP.
What's the rationale?
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