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You can now roll over your leveraged position by launching the app at weekends (from Friday 3pm to Sunday 3pm) π
This will automatically renew your discreet log contracts π
Don't worry, 10101 will send you a notification to remind you π
π If you donβt come online before in the rollover weekend the position will expire
π You can always launch your application and close your position at any time, even at weekends during the rollover period.
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π€ Find match on an expired position
β³Show loading screen when app starts with an expired position
π± Allow exporting the seed phrase even if the Node is offline
β Add close button to dialog if it remains on pending for more than 30 seconds
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π€ Android 12 is now supported
π©ΉPrevent application crashes in the absence of an Internet connection
π₯When pulling down wallet sync it waits until the sync is finished
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Let's have a look at an example assuming a bitcoin price of $30.000.
1. Alice wants to hold $30,000 in our synthetic stable coin.
2. She has to put up 1 BTC (β $30,000).
3. Bob takes the other side of the trade, and also has to put up 1 BTC (β $30,000).
Assuming the price appreciates to $60,000:
1. Alice still holds $30,000 (β 0.5 BTC) => $30,000/$60,000 = 0.5 BTC.
2. Bob holds 1.5 BTC (β $90,000).
Assuming the price depreciates to $15,000:
1. Alice still holds $30,000 (β 2 BTC) => $30,000/$15,000 = 2 BTC.
2. Bob holds 0 BTC (β $0).
Assuming the price appreciates to $1,000,000:
1. Alice still holds $30,000 (β 0.03 BTC) => $30,000/$1,000,000 = 0.03 BTC.
2. Bob holds 1.97 BTC (β $970,000).
If the price drops below $15,000 in this example, the short position's value will fall below the initial $30,000.
Differently said, the long position gets liquidated at $15,000. That means that the position won't be stable anymore as the counter party dropped.
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