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Dear GMX team, I have a design questions. When trading, I noticed that to increase or decrease positions, two transactions are executed: a request and an execution transactions. Why it was done in this way ? other perpetuals platforms have only one transaction to do it. Also, in Avalanche, after requesting my inc/dec, the one that executes the second transaction is the https://snowtrace.io/address/0x864db9152169d68299b599331c6bfc77e3f91070 wallet. Does it mean that you have an operator listening the requests and execute for them ? If yes, may I question how this affects the decentralization level ?
thanks in advance,
hh
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Dear GMX team, I have a design questions. When trading, I noticed that to increase or decrease positions, two transactions are executed: a request and an execution transactions. Why it was done in this way ? other perpetuals platforms have only one transaction to do it. Also, in Avalanche, after requesting my inc/dec, the one that executes the second transaction is the https://snowtrace.io/address/0x864db9152169d68299b599331c6bfc77e3f91070 wallet. Does it mean that you have an operator listening the requests and execute for them ? If yes, may I question how this affects the decentralization level ?
thanks in advance,
hh
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: