[alexg]

Hello Nick,

I checked a few of these coins on github, and they seem to be forks of Bitcoin/Litecoin. The important thing is that they should have a compatible JSON-RPC API.

In this case, you would use the Full Node Multi-coin adapter to connect to their wallets.

You will also need to think about running the wallets on a server or servers as services, configure the firewalls, etc. This is out of scope of this plugin.

All the details on what you need on the coin adapter side are on the extension’s page: https://www.dashed-slug.net/bitcoin-altcoin-wallets-wordpress-plugin/full-node-multi-coin-adapter-extension/

If after going through the instructions you need additional help, the support forum for the coin adapter is here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/forums/forum/full-node-multi-coin-adapter-extension-support/

kind regards,
Alex

[alexg]

Thank you for the detailed explanation and for attempting to provide a fix.

Your fix is almost correct except it does not correctly calculate fees.

With your help I have identified the problem and will provide a fix that will also correctly take maker/taker fees into account.

best regards

[alexg]

Thank you very much for your feedback. It is very helpful.

I was already made aware that there is some error in the matching engine, and it didn’t get caught by my tests.

I plan to fix this very soon, as it obviously is a matter of priority.

There will be a patch as soon as possible.

[alexg]

Also keep in mind that some of the strings relevant to the Tip the Author extension exist in the parent plugin.

[alexg]

Thanks, I will add your feedback to the backlog.

The forum is public for the benefit of other users who search for information about the plugin. If a user wishes to share private information, they can use the email address info@dashed-slug.net. If you have posted something that you wish to be taken down please let me know.

[alexg]

Hello San,

No, actually the fees get subtracted from user balances. The hot wallet balance should be unaffected by any trades.

Please see the glossary section of the documentation for an explanation on how balances work.

kind regards

[alexg]

San,

There are two different concepts here:

1. The “exchange rates” admin section loads exchange rates from other exchanges and services. This is for the purposes of displaying amounts in different currencies.

2. The “Exchange extension” is a plugin extension to allow your users to perform trading on your site, and is totally unrelated.

In the Exchange extension, when you click on an amount or exchange rate in your orderbook, order history or market history, these values get transferred to either your buy or sell input form. When a market is loaded, the default buy and sell rates are set to market values, but only if there is an orderbook. Could it be that you are testing with an empty orderbook?

Can you please describe exactly what you did and what happened?

Thanks

kind regards

[alexg]

Hi San,

The coin adapters page always shows the correct sum of user balances. This is so you can compare with the hot wallet balance.

I’m not sure I understand your question. There is no option to set, so it is not a default.

Let me know if this answers your question.

[alexg]

No, but it should work with all themes as long as they follow WordPress standard.

I mostly test with twentyseventeen.

[alexg]

Yes, I am still investigating. In the meantime I have released a patch that fixes other bugs.

Plugin is still in beta, thanks for testing!

[alexg]

Thank you for going to the trouble to set this up.

It appears the error was on my part:

The latest version was 1.2.3 but I had not uploaded it correctly so you were using version 1.2.2.

If you update to version 1.2.3 I believe the issue should be resolved.

Apologies for the trouble, and thanks again for spotting this issue!

kind regards

Alex

[alexg]

Thanks I will look at this.

[alexg]

Hello Megan,

Thanks for reporting this.

In order to investigate I would need the following:

1. Please identify the WordPress user ID of the user with the negative balance, and the coin symbol of the negative balance.

2. I would need the output of the following SQL queries on your WordPress database:

SELECT * FROM wp_wallets_txs WHERE category='trade' AND account=N AND symbol='XYZ';

SELECT * FROM wp_wallets_orders WHERE account=N AND quote_symbol='XYZ' AND status != 'cancelled';

In the above queries please replace N with the user ID, and XYZ with the coin’s symbol.

If your DB table prefix is something other than wp_ please replace that in the above queries.

Thank you.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello,

The schema upgrade is now rolled out in the 3.5.6 release. You can use coin symbols of up to 8 characters.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello San,

This is now implemented in version 3.5.6.

kind regards

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