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Expand Up @@ -488,11 +488,12 @@ For the broadcaster to calculate the gas fee based on the messages included with
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**NOTE:**
There an important consideration when using the Transaction Broadcaster calculating the gas cost without simulation to send a _MsgBatchUpdateOrders_ message.
The logic that estimates the gas cost for the _MsgBatchUpdateOrders_ correclty calculates the gas required for each order action (creation or cancelation) it includes. But there is no easy way to calculate the gas cost when canceling all orders for a market id using one of the following parameters: `spot_market_ids_to_cancel_all`, `derivative_market_ids_to_cancel_all` or `binary_options_market_ids_to_cancel_all`. The complexity is related to the fact that the gas cost depends on the number of orders to be cancelled.
By default the estimation logic calculates a gas cost considering the number of orders to cancel for each market id is 20.
To improve the gas cost calculation when using the _MsgBatchUpdateOrders_ message to cancel all orders for one or more markets you can change the number of estimated orders to cancel per market. Check in the fine-tunning section the proper `AVERAGE_CANCEL_ALL_AFFECTED_ORDERS` global variable to change.
By default the estimation logic calculates a gas cost considering the number of orders to cancel for each market id is 20. To improve the gas cost calculation when using the _MsgBatchUpdateOrders_ message to cancel all orders for one or more markets you can change the number of estimated orders to cancel per market. Check in the fine-tunning section the proper `AVERAGE_CANCEL_ALL_AFFECTED_ORDERS` global variable to change.

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Consider correcting 'fine-tunning' to 'fine-tuning'.

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By default the estimation logic calculates a gas cost considering the number of orders to cancel for each market id is 20. To improve the gas cost calculation when using the _MsgBatchUpdateOrders_ message to cancel all orders for one or more markets you can change the number of estimated orders to cancel per market. Check in the fine-tunning section the proper `AVERAGE_CANCEL_ALL_AFFECTED_ORDERS` global variable to change.
By default the estimation logic calculates a gas cost considering the number of orders to cancel for each market id is 20. To improve the gas cost calculation when using the _MsgBatchUpdateOrders_ message to cancel all orders for one or more markets you can change the number of estimated orders to cancel per market. Check in the fine-tuning section the proper `AVERAGE_CANCEL_ALL_AFFECTED_ORDERS` global variable to change.

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