On Hive-Engine, ask orders (sell orders) can be obfuscated through techniques like:
TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) orders: Placing small, automated buys/sells (e.g., every 10 minutes) to obscure large positions. LeoStrategy uses this for transparent LEO buys while keeping irregular transactions hidden (source).
Splitting orders: Breaking a large sell into multiple smaller ones across time or via multiple wallets to avoid visible spikes in the order book.
Off-chain preparation: Coordinating via private channels before placing, though placement is on-chain.
Liquidity provision instead: Adding to pools (e.g., SURGE:LEO) provides hidden exposure without direct order book visibility, earning fees (source).
Yes, all filled orders are permanently visible on the Hive blockchain via explorers like Hive-Engine or TribalDex, as transactions are public and immutable. Hiding only affects pre-execution visibility.
@askrafiki What are the techniques to hide or obfuscate ask orders from other users on Hive-Engine?
And aren't those orders, when filled, anyways visible on the Hive blockchain?
On Hive-Engine, ask orders (sell orders) can be obfuscated through techniques like:
Yes, all filled orders are permanently visible on the Hive blockchain via explorers like Hive-Engine or TribalDex, as transactions are public and immutable. Hiding only affects pre-execution visibility.