Closed mikedeshazer closed 4 years ago
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1) adrianhacker-pdx has applied to start work _(Funders only: approve worker | reject worker)_.
Hello. I have extensive documentation experience, including writing the official Vyper compiler exception troubleshooting documentation. I will hunter gather all pertinent info about the method and produce a concise and easy to read "Readme." Past work I have done lives at realtechwriter.com 2) ryan-gordon has been approved to start work.
I will watch the provided videos and provide some documentation on the arb function. I will open a PR for this which contains some paragraphs and a linked example. 3) rayhash has applied to start work _(Funders only: approve worker | reject worker)_.
I will study the UI and watch the provided videos and provide a detailed and easy-to-understand documentation on the arb function
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We are crowdsourcing something that's everyone's favorite: documentation!
In addition to being a pricing oracle, OrFeed offers the .arb method for allowing users and smart contracts to perform triangular arbitrage between several tokens and decentralized exchanges in a single transaction.
Currently, there is also a simple UI that demonstrates the basic core feature: https://www.orfeed.org/angle (in addition to a video that explains how it works).
We are seeking documentation for the README (2-3 paragraphs) that introduces the .arb functionality, explains how it works, explains how to use a flash loan example code and then use the .arb function (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnIFCoHxvLg).
We will later expound on new features, like the liquidity provider parameter to further limit the amount of code people have to right for that.
Someone might have answered a question you might have in Discord: https://discord.gg/byCPVsY