There was four $10 trades that sold BTC at $8888. That’s a loss of about $2 compared to if you had sold at $9350. I think you can sustain it, but I do apologize for the inconvenience.
This is indeed the risk, but it shouldn’t happen, especially with such small amounts. It means Nash isn’t ready in terms of liquidity and as a result I’ve put the app in maintenance until further notice (i.e. when the liquidity will be sufficient and stable.)
Little suggestion, it would be nice if we see some sort of pricefeed/trading history in nashcasino.
Love this community app. Its a pleasure to use it and to contribute to the volume. Thx for your hardwork!
Spins now execute a limit order at a price slightly above/below the one fetched on Coingecko: this eliminates all risks of major slippage.
As a result, a new pair has been unlocked: ETH/USDC.
On the leaderboard, the total community contribution is displayed.
Following Nash team’s suggestion, I added a custom agent to my requests (meaning they can see which orders are coming from the casino) so that I get benefit from potential future affiliates program.
Great update! Unfortunately I can’t trade from Canada anymore (which is the way it likely should be haha) so they patched that. Keep up the great work man!
Really cool mark, I just played a little now.
One suggestion: when someone hit spin it also reverse the direction of the order - so someone can just keep hitting the spin multiple times without having to switch directions.
The idea is of course to have fun while contributing Forgetting about it would remove the “fun” part, but it would continue to work until one of the following conditions is met:
the tab is closed or refreshed
you run out of funds for that pair in your trading contract
you click on the button
Just thought I’d highlight that the combination of both features can help make a sustainable volume contribution with very little funds and fee burnt.
Update: It’s been brought to my attention that the way I’m using API keys for Nash Casino is not safe, since they are sent to the server and I could be storing them there!
Update: I am unfortunately still facing a bug which prevents me from releasing the new architecture. I am definitely not giving up, but it’ll take some more time.
That being said, I have received some feedback from community members saying they would still like to play, regardless of the theoritical risk.
As a result, I’ve decided to reopen the casino, with the following statement:
I give you once again my word I’m not storing anyone’s API key on the server, however please only use the casino if you trust me.
If you would like to create a Nash account specifically for playing on Nash Casino, please use this link (but remember there’s a $1,000 daily trading limit)
Thanks for your interest in the casino, but with the Liquidity farming program coming up, I closed it so as to not ruin the competition.
The goal of this program is to catch traders’ attention, incentivize those in the community who were holding back and bring sustainable volume. The casino was fun, but for now it doesn’t align with those objectives, so I won’t be opening it until further notice.