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| isMaxSelected={isMaxSelected} | ||
| disabled={withdrawTxState.loading} | ||
| maxValue={maxAmountToWithdraw.toString(10)} | ||
| balanceText={<Trans>Supply balance</Trans>} |
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Should this be Available?
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In case the amount available to withdraw < supply balance
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Yes, in all cases? Or just the edge-case when the liquidity isn't enough to cover?
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Right, I think optimally it makes sense to just state that for that one case, and Supply balance for all others
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update WithdrawModal text
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* feat: support dynamic balance text for asset input * chore: withdraw modal text * chore: use lt() method
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