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This might give Python devs an easier time than if all the sample code lived deep inside a gradle project. This means there is no root project gradle build file; the reference-doc-builder and java-examples modules are separate java projects, with their own build files.
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# When offers are taken and trades executed, the bot replaces
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# them with new offers so there is always 1 buy and 1 sell offer.
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# Trades above the midpoint are buys and trades below the midpoint are sales.
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# See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bid%E2%80%93ask_spread
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# See https://kollider.medium.com/demystifying-market-making-in-cryptocurrency-trading-98efe4f709da
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#
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[general]
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offers_poll_interval_in_sec = 30
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# A hard-coded "market price" for BSQ.
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reference_price = 0.00004000
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# The target spread as a percent literal. 4.00 means 4% spread.
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# For a 4% spread, a buy BTC offer price would be the reference price -2%,
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# a sell BTC offer price would be the reference price +2%.
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spread = 4.00
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# The amount of BTC to be traded, in Satoshis.
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amount = 10000000
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