Closed Anyhowclick closed 4 years ago
Assume user wanted to trade 100 KNC for 1 ETH. Platform fee: 10%, network fee: 20%.
Min acceptable rate: 0.008
SrcAmount = 100 KNC DestAmountOnlyNetworkFee = 0.8 (1 - 20% * 1) -> Rate only network fee = 0.008 (>= min acceptable rate -> this trade should pass)
SrcAmountWithPlatformFee = 100 (1 - 10%) = 90 Delta dest amount = 0.7 (1 - 10% 1 - 20% * 1) -> Rate only network fee = 0.7 / 90 = 0.0078 (< min acceptable rate -> this trade will be reverted)
In this case, is it ok for the trade to revert due to minConversionRate?
Note: it is impossible to compute exact result without knowing of network fee percentage.
The trade won't revert, as rateWithNetworkFee
is now calculated as the 2nd method. Unless the taker platform manually calculates it like the first method.
It boils down to the expected behaviour we want. From what I understand, the ideal behaviour is that when taker platforms call getExpectedRateWithHintAndFees
with the platform fee, there shouldn't be a problem using rateWithNetworkFee
as the minimum conversion rate.
Cannot work if maxDestAmount is used though....