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sorry everyone that it ended like this :(
Thank you the mods!
@bagelfan I see one order at 1% for 402 mana which I think was added since. Do other people see more orders?
I added an order for 57 at 1% and now it shows a group of orders totaling 459.so it is definitely an amalgamation of orders. Perhaps a failed feature implementation kind of bug.
Wonder if it works now on other markets? Do all book orders fail or just amalgamated ones that fail? ... other questions for a bug report?
@LCBOB Yeah but there were always limit orders which should have prevented this. This is 100% a bug. Selling YES should not ignore limit orders
@LCBOB to quote you form our private chat: "if there is still 1% YES limit orders, it is not really below 1%"
@gigab0nus @LCBOB
Yes I can confirm that I had an order for 4 yes at 1% which was placed there over a day ago and is still there. I think it is a bug: that sell of 8 should not have pushed the price below 1% because there were lots of buy orders at 1%. However the bug meant it did go below 1%.
It was possible to resolve yes, the expectation was that this would be by exhausting yes buy orders but the bug allowed another way of doing so without exhausting yes buy orders.
Is that a risk that no betters were taking and lost? Well I could try to argue for that but I would accept that it is a bug, should not have happened and market should be NA'd.
@ChristopherRandles I would also tend to NA, I just want to give time to any pro-YES to voice their arguments
@LCBOB People might add yes orders at a low % because they have seen it go below 1% and due to discussion aren't sure what will happen. This makes it harder to go below 1% now.
I think you should ask mods to NA it rather than leaving it run.
@LCBOB I agree with @ChristopherRandles. I had multiple limit orders of YES at 1.0%, but they failed to kick in. So, it must have been dropped below 1.0% due to a bug. This should resolve N/A, and the sooner the better since people don't know how to bet right now (or close this early).
ur welcome (I sold my no shares)