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Price and Quantity Scaling

The zerohash CLOB uses scaled integers for price and quantity values. Think of this like converting Dollars to Cents so you never have to deal with a decimal point.

How it works

You take your human-readable price or quantity and multiply it by the "Scale" factor found in List Instruments response.

  • Price: int(round(human_readable_price *price_scale))
  • Quantity: int(round(human_readable_price *fractional_qty_scale))

Example of sending a Buy Limit orders;

# Inputs
human_price = 78000.00
human_qty = 0.5

# Scales from BTC instrument object
p_scale = 100
q_scale = 100000000

# Logic: Multiply and round to remove decimal artifacts
scaled_price = str(int(round(human_price * p_scale)))
scaled_qty = str(int(round(human_qty * q_scale)))

payload = {
    "side": "SIDE_BUY",
    "time_in_force": "TIME_IN_FORCE_DAY",
    "type": "ORDER_TYPE_LIMIT",
    "order_qty": scaled_qty,   # "50000000"
    "price": scaled_price,     # "7800000"
    "clord_id": "ORDER-BTC-001",
    "symbol": "BTC/USD"
}
# Inputs
human_price = 0.012262
human_qty = 1000.0

# Scales from GALA instrument object
p_scale = 100000
q_scale = 100000000

# Logic: Multiply and round
scaled_price = str(int(round(human_price * p_scale)))
scaled_qty = str(int(round(human_qty * q_scale)))

payload = {
    "side": "SIDE_BUY",
    "time_in_force": "TIME_IN_FORCE_DAY",
    "type": "ORDER_TYPE_LIMIT",
    "order_qty": scaled_qty,   # "100000000000"
    "price": scaled_price,     # "1226"
    "clord_id": "ORDER-GALA-001",
    "symbol": "GALA/USD"
}
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