Fuel quoting (live)

Dieselfair n/a (—)main targets $0updated ?s ago · refresh 15s
strikeclassrankwindiffP(yes)ref/depthopp ref/depthYESNOoccupy (1¢)

YES / NO: our orders on that side (bold main, amber farm join, teal follow, violet compete, red exit); when a side quotes nothing the cell shows why — on the winning side the main-order gate, on the other side "losing side" (no mains by design). Gate reasons: placed = main planned · quote_sides yes/no = the side is filtered out by the one-sided mode (gate result ignored) · size_zero = gates passed but the sizing rule placed nothing · rescue_cap = dropped by the rescue price/$ caps · two_sided_gate = doomed side < 1000 resting · rank1_band = band never quotes rank 1 · gross_retire = day's fills reached the budget · suspended / added / class_off / no_model / halt. Compete (violet) = the competemm daemon's order on an added strike (rows on /compete): it joins the other makers' price up to the row's cap; when it rests nothing the cell says why (wall above the cap, row off, paused after a fill ...). Follow sides (class follow / follow_yes / follow_no) show the follow rules' result: thin = others hold less than the entry value at the ref · one_sided = other side < 1000 · cooloff = waiting after a pull or a fill · retired = day's fill limit reached. Green % = estimated share of that side's liquidity-reward score (each side is half the market's pool): ref = walk from the top bid to 200 contracts, full weight at/above the ref, half per cent below; 0 when either side has < 1000 resting (snapshot excluded). ref/depth = the winning side's LIP ref price / others' contracts at or above it; opp ref/depth = the same for the other (doomed) side, Σ = that side's total resting incl. our 1¢ occupation (the two-sided gate input). Occupy: the 1¢ occupation lots on either side; the column is hidden for a state in follow mode, which rests none (a follow order at 1¢ shows in the YES / NO cell). Orders shown are the cycle's targets, which the daemon reconciles the resting book to.