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Evaluate state of account signing propagation #10
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Note that this work is important because if our suspicions about account signing propagation (or lack thereof) are true, there are not enough signed accounts in many markets, and this will impede our liquidity goals. |
I started to gather some data over the API and from within our client in following spreadsheets. Important points of time:
As we don't have historical data I looked at our current offerbook on how many offers are offers with a signed account and how many offer maker have a signed account. I also looked at the signed witness store over time. We don't have payment account or currency specific information so we can only check the general total growth:
USD - ZELLEhttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1g2-WoYm_wumttfAA8z_1dDxG8Qx5_JDsHrKmv0jNJ5s/edit?usp=sharing Offer book (Feb 19th 2020)TradesEUR - SEPAhttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GwuaxMOsl4tDWbMhzpO_zdORaDKCztpUA2e8aPkPPCg/edit?usp=sharing Offer book (Feb 19th 2020)TradesBRL - National bankshttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jkAscuX40PNpQMOJwl2ULkEMtu4ashfoXuTC5t6hSCg/edit?usp=sharing Offer book (Feb 19th 2020)TradesCAD - Interac-E-TransferConclusionWe did make a turn in Nov '19 to stop the liquidity downwards spiral. But neither market where we introduced account signing has fully recovered yet. Not in total volume or in average trade size. (~65+% should be a target to reach for trades above our 0.01 BTC limit). Growth of signed accounts is also quite static right now. Major markets (USD, EUR)There is an obvious difference in the USD and EUR market. The USD market seems to have a good saturation of signed accounts (at least in the available offers) and it is also focusing on trades for new traders that are below the initial limit. The EUR market in contrast could be improved by a higher percentage of signed accounts and more offers for unsigned users. So in general it doesn't look like for those two markets as if we have a big problem in the account signing seeding. There might be still ways to improve that (will be discussed in action points of project), but I have the feeling that it might be more a communication problem than a signed account seeding problem for those markets. CADThis market is so small it is hard to make proper assumptions (4 offers in total atm). We do have signed accounts in this market, but I guess we need more feedback from users if something else is needed for improvement GBPIn this market mainly BRLThis market just has been started to grow over the last couple of months and it seems there are not too little signed accounts available already. So I don't think we need to do something special for this market, that wouldn't be covered by tasks for the major markets. AUDThis market is also so small atm that it is hard to make any assumptions (2 offers). I'll prepare next an issue/project with action points on how to improve the account signing state. |
Great work, @ripcurlx! The numbers do look quite good on the USD side. Note that I created a project issue for this a couple days ago at bisq-network/projects#10, and I've just updated it to reflect that this evaluation task is complete. Could you keep that up to date with further tasks, etc? And I'd say go ahead and close this specific task issue now that we have the numbers from the evaluation. Unless for some reason you wish to keep it open. |
Will do. Looking right now at the current state of the signing flow again to have a better picture what can be improved and at strategies to increase signed accounts. |
Per decision made in #1
Part of bisq-network/projects#10
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