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# Limits

The limits for users.

## Trade limits

Trade **limits** will initially be **1k** and are capped by Order limits. \
A trade represents a **singular** interaction with a product, meanwhile 'Order limits' are the sum of all trades.\
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Logically, since the sum has a maximum itself, a singular trade can never outweigh the order limit. Similarly, order limits will always stay higher than trade limits, hence both allowing & incentivizing users to trade multiple products.

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We plan to set singular trades at a **maximum** of 5-10k on the long run.

## Order limits

Order limits will initially be 5k, and may be increased to 10k afterwards, with 25k being the ultimate allowance.\
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Both buy/sell orders can be done at the same time, but their **sum** cannot ever surpass the current **maximum**.

## Deposit/Withdrawal limits

Deposits will initially be limited to **1k**/user, then to **5k**.\
Withdrawals will initially be limited to **1k**/user, then to **5k**.

## Observation

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The maximum amount being '**5k**' will stay for a while.\
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Remember that '**trade**' fees do **not** **apply** to deposits/withdrawals. This is only an overall observation for this section.\
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So, even if these **limits** are not **final**, they won't be increased for magnitudes higher than up to 4-5x their current values.