NFT desk — modes and parameters

#Overview

A task is one instruction with its limits: buy or sell, what, and the walls it may not cross. The desk turns it into orders on OpenSea and keeps re-pricing them inside those walls. You never type a price for a bid, and an ask only takes one if you want to open above the floor.

• Bids — offers for items you do not own yet. They settle in WETH.
• Asks — listings for items held in your bot wallets.
• Venue — OpenSea. Blur has shut down; orders placed there before it closed still show on the book with the BLUR venue code.
• Refresh — the book re-reads every 15 seconds, and live updates flash the cell that changed in between.

#Before you start

#Bids

A bid task places an offer and keeps it on top: when another offer passes yours, the task outbids it by your step. It never bids above your stoploss or below your min bid, and it keeps at least your min profit between the bid and the floor. When one of those limits holds the offer, the task goes to SKIP and the row names the limit; it resumes on its own when the market moves back inside.

Modes

Parameters

Set by the desk

#Asks

An ask task lists one item you hold and keeps it under the floor by your step, following the floor down until your stoploss. In trait mode it follows the floor of the item’s trait instead, and stays between min list and start list. When the price is pinned at one of those limits, the row shows which one.

Modes

Parameters

Set by the desk

#Statuses

Statuses are printed exactly as the book prints them. A task can hold orders in more than one status at once; the row lists each.

Bids

Asks

#Why a task is not moving

A task that is not moving is showing you a constraint, not a fault. The limit holding it is marked in its column, on hover, and on the detail plane. Nothing is cancelled: the order is parked until the market comes back inside your limits, or until you change them.

Bid stop reasons

Ask pinned at a limit

#Running tasks

• One row is one task. Its orders sit inside it — one per value for a trait cover. Click a row for the detail plane.
• Pause and resume sit next to the status. For bids that is STOP ⇄ BID, for asks PAUSED ⇄ PROCESSING.
• Edit mode turns the limit columns into inputs on every row. A bar counts the tasks you changed; Save applies them, Discard drops them. Status is never editable there. Bids: Step, Stoploss, Min profit, Auto sale. Asks: Entry price, Stoploss, Step, Order life, Min list, Start list.
• Delete removes one order or the whole task. Tick several rows to pause, resume or delete them together; every delete asks for confirmation.
• Desk is the overview page: what is stuck at a limit, what is not bidding, what settled. Each block links into the filtered list.

#Wallet operations

Everything that moves value is two-step: the sheet states the exact effect, then asks for a second confirmation with [y/N].

#Networks

Not every collection settles on Ethereum. Each row prints the network code next to the venue, and links out to OpenSea or an explorer follow that network.

#Subscription and refusals

One subscription, $490 a month, opens every mode on this page with no cap on running tasks. When the backend refuses a task, the ticket prints the code, says that nothing was sent, and links the one page that ends the refusal.