Yes and no. On one hand they provide relatively accurate data for most of the pairs, regarding dex tracked events, it's a little less clear since they don't read the data from the blocks but rather from the API of the dex which in return do not meet the expected reliability found by reading data blocks as available in the dex tracker feature for example. On the other hand side we acknowledge that Amis was initially designed as an experimental asset management token used to be traded on a large variety of DEX primarily for testing purposes, for that reason we never expected to be successful in establishing the market condition for Amis however during the course of its history we felt to be perceived as an exception due to our mode of introduction on the marketplace (No ICO). We also faced resistance and challenges in having AMIS continuously listed on decentralized exchanges (see Etherdelta/Idex experiences) besides the miscommunication of unexpected changes that affected the operations ruling the decentralized exchange UI e.g. min order size changes from 0.001 to 0.01 then back to 0.001, suppression of crosspair trading in the UI and many others.
0 commit comments