#bstockscis Lately I’ve started paying attention not only to how bStocks with @BinanceCIS work during buying and selling, but also to what happens after the position is closed.
And there’s one thing that really annoys me.
Sometimes, after selling all assets in the balance, a tiny remainder still stays. The amount is ridiculous, but the fact itself is unpleasant: I closed the position, and some kind of token tail keeps hanging around in the account.
For me, it looks like a small but important oversight.
I understand that bStocks aren’t just ordinary crypto and there are additional technical and legal nuances there. But that’s exactly why I’d like to see a separate solution for these leftovers.
I would definitely use a feature that simply lets you remove all that tiny dust with one click after a trade.
It’s like pennies, but when you see them in your portfolio after fully selling—it’s a bit infuriating.
I hope Binance will look into this. I think I’m not the only one.
And there’s one thing that really annoys me.
Sometimes, after selling all assets in the balance, a tiny remainder still stays. The amount is ridiculous, but the fact itself is unpleasant: I closed the position, and some kind of token tail keeps hanging around in the account.
For me, it looks like a small but important oversight.
I understand that bStocks aren’t just ordinary crypto and there are additional technical and legal nuances there. But that’s exactly why I’d like to see a separate solution for these leftovers.
I would definitely use a feature that simply lets you remove all that tiny dust with one click after a trade.
It’s like pennies, but when you see them in your portfolio after fully selling—it’s a bit infuriating.
I hope Binance will look into this. I think I’m not the only one.