[bisq-network/proposals] Reduce maximum trade size for unsigned payment accounts (#322)

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Mon Mar 22 04:47:23 CET 2021


> Maybe a toggle to require that takers for particular offers be signed or unsigned could be added in an upcoming release, [which would absolve the need for this signing limit entirely](https://github.com/bisq-network/proposals/issues/322#issuecomment-803675113). @sqrrm further details such an approach [here](https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/discussions/5339#discussioncomment-511001).

I am continually for allowing choice to users (buyers/sellers), along with the proper education (UX) to assist in that decision making process. What the risk/rewards are, so no-one can claim to be uninformed. Whether that's informative "(i)" hover overs, or links to wiki pages. 

**(1)** So very much on board with ability for makers to toggle whether signed or unsigned can accept their trades. Trade off between more liquidity, and less essentially. 

If there was a way for it to be like editing a trade, and it's not permanent when the trade is made - that would work better e.g. I make it so signed only (no-one takes, then I go screw it - want to allow unsigned as well). 

**(2)** Don't like the sound of more complexity etc. And think the longer term solution is as above, remove limits and allow traders the choice with informed info. 

**(3)** Short term interim, would prefer the 'compromise' 0.005 instead of what is currently intended. If any issues arise, I think hot fix should be working towards above longer term changes. Goal should always be: how do we have to never deal with this again. 

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