Let's talk Time in Force (TIF) modifiers on the Dexalot #Subnet and break down the following order type modifiers- GTC, IOC, FOK, and PO.🧵⤵️
GTC: Good-’Till-Cancel is a modifier that an investor may use to ensure their orders to buy or sell an asset remain active until the order is filled, or the investor cancels it.
FOK: Fill-Or-Kill is a modifier that an investor may use to ensure their order is directed to be fully executed immediately at the market price, a specified price, or canceled if not filled fully.
IOC: Immediate-Or-Cancel is a modifier that an investor may use to ensure their order to buy or sell an asset executes all or part immediately, and then cancels any unfilled portion of the order.
PO: Post-Only is an order modifier that will only allow your order to be posted when it can enter and remain in the order book without getting filled immediately. PO orders will be rejected if they’re taker orders.
Maker Orders: an order that is not executed immediately when it arrives on the exchange and remains on the order book to be executed in a future user interaction. It provides liquidity to the order book and has less fees compared to a taker order.
Taker Orders: an order that gets executed immediately by matching with a posted order in the order book. Taker orders take liquidity (i.e. match against maker orders) and have higher fees than maker orders.
1/ We obviously like to joke around here on twitter dot com. However with Staking almost upon us, it feels like a good time to get serious for a minute. Let's talk about why #Dexalot is here, where we’re going, and what will be special about our Staking experience.🧵
2/ #Dexalot made significant strides in its viability tests of its central limit order book on the Avalanche C-Chain. The interest in a well-functioning order book has been strong. The main holdup for exponential growth thus far has been a high gas fee environment.
3/ We’ve all experienced that high gas fee environment on the C-Chain and reduced transactional speeds when gas is high. This was anticipated from the onset, but the explosive growth of the Avalanche network made them arrive months earlier than expected.