PhillipHamnett
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6 years ago In Order Entry field are two buttons: one for Lease and one for Stake. This is quite confusing for person who would like to Lease EOS.
Is it not clear that they should click on the Lease button?
As I understand the Chintai platform is manly for Lease EOS, so there is no need to have Stake function.
Chintai is an exchange, for an exchange to work there needs to be both lease and stake orders.
f there should be obligatory Stake function for Lease function it is maybe better to include Stake into Lease function. For example, now there is 14-days Lease period and 3-days Stake period to complete the order. Link these 2 functions together into 14-day Lease period (11-day Lease+3-day Stake) the Stake button is not needed.
I'm afraid I don't understand, by all means try to explain this again. I like pictures.
It could be also fine that there would be a part for History Orders (all time), near the Open Orders in User field, therefore the user can always see his/her Open orders and Closed orders.
This we have added in our latest version of the code!
Here are some my opinions and sights that maybe help for Chintai platform optimization: In Order Entry field are two buttons: one for Lease and one for Stake. This is quite confusing for person who would like to Lease EOS. As I understand the Chintai platform is manly for Lease EOS, so there is no need to have Stake function. People who would like to Stake could use quite a lot of different platforms to do that. If there should be obligatory Stake function for Lease function it is maybe better to include Stake into Lease function. For example, now there is 14-days Lease period and 3-days Stake period to complete the order. Link these 2 functions together into 14-day Lease period (11-day Lease+3-day Stake) the Stake button is not needed. You could put bids/asks Lease buttons like on exchange platform to avoid incomprehension and confusion for people who would like to Lease EOS. It could be also fine that there would be a part for History Orders (all time), near the Open Orders in User field, therefore the user can always see his/her Open orders and Closed orders.