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I have for example seen at least one platform where you only get to have one offer per pair, whereas when I go about building depth in an order book it typically requires literally thousands of offers on both sides (sell and buy) of the order book, in order to make a huge pile on both sides, ideally with an offer at every possible price (each satoshi of price) to make a really solid, really deep book.
These two problems are why I have not started using HORIZON platform for example. I suspect a lot of other platforms derive from the same roots as HORIZON so not sure there is any platform yet that avoids these problems. (Well maybe Ripple, but it has its own problems...)
I have seen a system that lets you say you will sell up to so many of a thing at a given price, so it can keep selling whenever you have some on hand, so maybe some system would like to add onto that a price increment/decrement, so you can say you will buy or sell up to so many adjusting the price so much per so many?
Well sure, you can move your assets into the BURST AE, for very cheap cost. It cost 1000 BURST to create an asset, that is about 7 cents.
As for the orderbook depth, that depends on the transaction volume. My asset had very small volume not too long ago, but now it became the highest traded asset of BURST.
https://block.burstcoin.info/as.php?as=11188744773544606055
It has ~2 million BURST BID liquidity and ~118 million ASK liquidity (the sell wall I setup myself). I setup a very progressive sell wall that will give a guideline to how the price will increase, but also make it easier to jump higher.
As the price goes higher, the quantity sold gets smaller and smaller, stimulating a scarcity of the asset, and ensuring that the price will go up, until the last of them are sold from the issuing address.
It is a pretty good tehnique, and so far the BID price always followed the ASK. So at the moment the trade volume is important.