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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
I feel like standing bids are an interesting design space. With enough bids they could be useful for projecting auction revenue and help guide how much to spend. And long-term standing bids would signal strong nouns interest/alignment, could be used to suggest governance delegates for inactive holders
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Michael Gingras (lilfrog)
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The auction price has fallen so much lately that I have a hard time deciding how I’d value my own standing bid. Maybe it’s 3 eth, but now we’ve seen a few drop below 3, so my bid should change to reflect that. Another hard thing is making perma bids private if it’s on-chain. If I can see your perma bid is 3, I’ll make mine 3.001 so I always beat you by a small amount. Maybe this argument falls flat though bc it’s not like most people are buying up many nouns and want to consistently beat the bid by a small amount. Def a cool idea though. I like the idea of stETH growing the bid or even gaining interest that goes back to treasury
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
Maybe the price wouldn’t move as much/unpredictably if there were many standing bids so you wouldn’t have to adjust! Personally I don’t feel like making them private is important right now, could make them ‘bucketed’ (3, 3.05 etc) + FIFO per bucket or use the same min increment as for auction bids?
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