[Poll] How much do you enjoy limit orders with the new UI?
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Write in with a comment of your subjective enjoyment of this feature, from 0% to 100%.
The market resolves to the median percent given, using the most recent percent per person.
I'd love to hear more about what could be improved or other thoughts you have about limit orders.
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@ArthurMilchior it's a way of saying you're willing to buy YES or NO at a given price that is different than the current price. Aka "I won't pay M$0.50 for a YES share, but I would pay M$0.33 for a YES share"
It'd be neat if the graph showed visually how tight the limit orders were over time. Perhaps by showing how far a m10, m100, and m1000 order would move the market in each direction via a green gradient, taking account liquidity and limit orders. This can also be a visual cue to bet or update: if there is a tight green gradient at 50% and I think the true odds are 90%, either I can make a lot of mana, or I'm wrong.
@MartinRandall this would be cool, and a potential better use for the green shading than the current "shade down" (which I prefer to no shading at all but also am aware isn't informationally useful).
10% only because itโs crashing for me on mobile and desktop on this market (doesnโt crash for other numeric markets):
https://manifold.markets/cosmo/win-100-how-much-cash-will-nomic-ha-be4cb3906a73
10% - I know I was the one who advocated for this change, but I realize now that this option is way less flexible, and I miss the advanced configuration multiple orders allowed (maybe propose it under an advanced tab?). It also feels less intuitive, but that might be because I got used to normal limit orders?
In particular maybe the defaults should be 0% and 100% so that it matches the intuition of greyed out placeholders?
Also, this new UI crashes my browser tab from time to time
@JoyVoid How is it less flexible? You can leave one empty and then it just puts in a single limit order exactly as before (as far as I know). Maybe it's not obvious that you don't have to fill in both boxes?
@JamesGrugett 0 works well, you could also try with YES at 100% and NO at 0% to indicate the default behavior.
Thanks for weighing in, I'll try them a little and update my percentage!
@JamesGrugett Also, may I ask if there is a reasoning for not allowing more decimals? I'd like to bet on markets that are at 99.5%, and I'd love to be able to bet, e.g 99.3% or 98.5, the higher we are the more those matters.
@JoyVoid I'd also like the ability to bet to the tenth place. Could be beneficial to only allow it when the probability is above 90% or below 10%, though. Otherwise you'd get very annoying 0.1% increment limit order fights, which aren't really useful or informational outside of the extreme high and low end.
85% - seems nice, and it hasn't crashed since changing to a modal. I haven't used the upper and lower bounds at the same time. By far the Max Payout is what I'd change: Being able to know how much I'd get if it resolved to the probability (especially for pseudonumeric markets), how much I'd get for YES and NO, etc.
This is much better for me! But I'm betting that it's a bit confusing to many people.
If you wanted to make it more familiar and perhaps easier to understand, I think you could probably just change the labels around a bit - label low = YES and high = NO and then it basically becomes the same as before, except imo easier to use (one less click to switch between yes/no, and easier not to accidentally bet the wrong direction).
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