Create more detailed offerbook metrics #22
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Description
In order to make more informed decisions in the field of growth efforts, we have to better understand our markets. @m52go came up with the idea that we need to understand why a particularly good day (in terms of trading volume) happened, so that we may learn to tweak the environment to make such a "good day" more likely. Understanding a bygone offer book seems like a good place to start. However, memorizing the whole offer book is impractical and a potential privacy leak.
Proposed solution
Thus, we agreed on 3 additional data histogram streams (for each market) to be included on https://monitor.bisq.network/ (based on this):
This lets us make statements like
These data also allows for statements like
Implementation details
Note that these metrics are designed to give a quick idea on how the offer books looked like. The data is no simple statistical data stream providing averages, extrema or percentiles, instead, we use data binning. Here is an example graph showing "trader distribution by offers":
additionally, we know that the top trader has 12 offers.
The data of the 4 time stamps in the graph above are crafted for demonstration purposes:
If these metrics turn out to be useful, we can think of creating the same set of data streams for trades.
Criteria for Delivery
Make the data visible as graphs on https://monitor.bisq.network/.
Tasks
Estimates
USD 750,00 as already stated
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