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Yes to all. In terms of maker or taker, I'd be asking what do we want to incentivise?
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Maker, yeah? They get ability to control narrative a bit more? ðŸ¤”
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E.g. If they're a seller of BTC (maker) and want a particular description in bank that associates with a cover story. Don't want to risk their selling operation?
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E.g. If they're a buyer of BTC (maker), I generally want to accommodate seller of BTC. So would probably engage with them and ask if they wanted a particular cover used?
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I probably wouldn't specify one from the get go.. but then there's no way to amend and save during trade?
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Hmm
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Sure. And same with vice versa (seller)?
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Hi @Conza88<https://github.com/Conza88> thanks for the feedback.
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Yes, it would be the same. Think it should be maker/taker only. If it was maker and taker you would get 2 alterative options and it would get confusing.
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I'd like an "(i)" that when hovered over indicates why, it's purpose.
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Yes, I think it would be important to offer some more info to the reason.
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I guess if maker of BTC sale put in e.g. "gun sale" and in my country that's illegal to own, that could cause issues - in which case, you'd just not do it...
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Yes, counterparty could always ignore their peer's suggestion, this would always be acceptable.
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Do you think it should be maker or taker that sets the alternative Trade ID? I am leaning towards taker as they can then learn which traders will include their suggestion and use this knowledge when taking future offers.
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