It's quite difficult to adapt in real time as prices can move rapidly such as the recent pump and pull back we saw with the Hive price. It's better to take an average.
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It's quite difficult to adapt in real time as prices can move rapidly such as the recent pump and pull back we saw with the Hive price. It's better to take an average.
which is also feasable in dynamic, in the script. Using some API to know instant prices
Very dangerous though. A sudden error in the API or a quick wick up or down and things could go horribly wrong. Averaging is better.