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1st of all I am not sure if this is a good idea to change unless JoinMarket does it 1st.
But I find myself squinting at the screen every time I am trying to see what are other bonds available, and it's really hard to see among the sear of 0s.
The normalization factor should be easy to figure out and should be somehow proportional to the r - the interest rate as this is what introduces all those 0s after the decimal point.
The formula for valuing a bond is: V^2 (exp(rT) - 1)^2
Where:
V: the amount of Bitcoins to be locked
r: the interest rate - by default, this is set to 0.015
exp: the exponent - by default, this is set to 1.3
T: the time to be locked
So the formula practically is:
Another option that would maintain consistency with JoinMarket would be to highlight the non-zero values with a certain color label
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1st of all I am not sure if this is a good idea to change unless JoinMarket does it 1st.
But I find myself squinting at the screen every time I am trying to see what are other bonds available, and it's really hard to see among the sear of 0s.
The normalization factor should be easy to figure out and should be somehow proportional to the r - the interest rate as this is what introduces all those 0s after the decimal point.
The formula for valuing a bond is:
V^2 (exp(rT) - 1)^2
Where:
V
: the amount of Bitcoins to be lockedr
: the interest rate - by default, this is set to 0.015exp
: the exponent - by default, this is set to 1.3T
: the time to be lockedSo the formula practically is:
Another option that would maintain consistency with JoinMarket would be to highlight the non-zero values with a certain color label
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: