[bisq-network/proposals] How long does it take users to go from running bisq to first trade? (#320)

Mawueli Kofi Adzoe notifications at github.com
Mon Mar 8 20:25:53 CET 2021


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Share bisq zeroToSixty data with the growth team.
zeroToSixty is how long it takes a bisq user to go from creating their wallet to doing their first successful trade. 
This will give the growth team a number which they can try to drive down through simplified design and onboarding.

**That sounds like it would burden the p2p network... is this is viable?**
Bisq already has all the data needed. 
2 data points: firstWalletDate & firstTradeDate. 
Calculating zeroToSixty from this is as simple as firstTradeDate minus firstWalletDate. 
Then one number(zeroToSixty) can be shared with the growth team for improvement.  

_Does it burden the p2p network?_ 
Java integers have a size of 2bytes and can represent any number all the way up to approx. 2billion. 
Even if bisq blasts the network with this number once a minute for 24hrs,
the cost is 2bytes * 60mins * 24hrs = 2880bytes(2.8kb). 
That gives us some perspective. 
Blasting this data excessively all day only costs the network 2.8kb. 
But thats 1,000 times more than what is required. 
Bisq only needs to send this number out ONCE in the lifetime of a client(who has completed their first trade). 
The cost is 2 bytes. Negligible to the network. Huge insight boosts for the growth team.





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