- MattyBuj
- Archived posts: 6
- Joined: Dec 10, 2021
Re: Website Wishlist
Portfolio Targeting/Payout Selection based on current coin price. Allowing you to decide to be paid out in a currency when the value of a coin is above or below a certain threshold.
Example Layout:
Payout Settings: ACH = 100%
Portfolio Targeting: BTC < $50,000 = 100% and ETH > $4,000 = 100%
For this example, when neither of the PT conditions are met, the payout is 100% ACH. The percentages given in the PT section would decide the value detracted from the primary payout settings. IE. if the PT setting is BTC < $50,000 = 50% then when the price of BTC is below $50,000, 50% of payouts would be BTC and the other 50% would be ACH.
If multiple conditions within Payout Targeting are met then the payouts would be split evenly between the conditions. Having 2 PT conditions set to 50%, both being met, would result in 25% payout for both and a 50% payout for the primary payout which was set to 100%.
If these values are different, PT 1 set to 75% and PT 2 set to 25%, and the conditions are met then the value detracted from the base payout would be the largest value. Which in this case is 75%. Using the above settings with these new PT values and all conditions being met would result in the payouts being 25% ACH, 56% BTC, and 19% ETH. This is because PT 1 is 3x PT 2 and the value they share is 75%.
If there is anything I missed or that needs clarifying, let me know!
Example Layout:
Payout Settings: ACH = 100%
Portfolio Targeting: BTC < $50,000 = 100% and ETH > $4,000 = 100%
For this example, when neither of the PT conditions are met, the payout is 100% ACH. The percentages given in the PT section would decide the value detracted from the primary payout settings. IE. if the PT setting is BTC < $50,000 = 50% then when the price of BTC is below $50,000, 50% of payouts would be BTC and the other 50% would be ACH.
If multiple conditions within Payout Targeting are met then the payouts would be split evenly between the conditions. Having 2 PT conditions set to 50%, both being met, would result in 25% payout for both and a 50% payout for the primary payout which was set to 100%.
If these values are different, PT 1 set to 75% and PT 2 set to 25%, and the conditions are met then the value detracted from the base payout would be the largest value. Which in this case is 75%. Using the above settings with these new PT values and all conditions being met would result in the payouts being 25% ACH, 56% BTC, and 19% ETH. This is because PT 1 is 3x PT 2 and the value they share is 75%.
If there is anything I missed or that needs clarifying, let me know!

