Add current quantity in stash to currency exchange items

Its kinda cumbersome to recheck how many items you have in your stash by having to click on the item-selection in the currency exchange and search for the item you have selected on the "i have" again.

To make this experience more smooth, you could add the number that displays the current quantity of a tradeable currency/fossil etc. in the overview where you set the price, the same number like in the selection menu (in this case "I have")
https://prnt.sc/oRy0MuIX4GcT

Alternatively show it when hovering the item in "I have"

https://prnt.sc/OOl7DJ_dZboE

Second alternative:
Add a "max" button for the "I have" side, to enable to set the quantity to the maximum available quantity in the stash.

https://prnt.sc/j1oYIbb5WBHM

+1. I was thinking about that as well.

I usually recheck the amount I have twice and it's annoying, +1


Another thing is when you go to sell something for div/chaos, it tells you the highest buy order is the market value. It should tell you the lowest sell order instead so players don't scam themselves randomly if they don't check both ways. More often than not the highest buy order is well under what it is actually selling for.

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AverBeg7#1689 wrote:

I usually recheck the amount I have twice and it's annoying, +1


Another thing is when you go to sell something for div/chaos, it tells you the highest buy order is the market value. It should tell you the lowest sell order instead so players don't scam themselves randomly if they don't check both ways. More often than not the highest buy order is well under what it is actually selling for.

You are totally right completely forgot about that.
the trick of hovering with (i think it was shift or alt) will also show the ratios in your favor but doesnt if you dont, so yeah, totally agree

Some trades are like 1-2 % apart when buying selling, others can be like 20% difference (often for the ones that arent traded as much)

Also to add to this post:

Maybe being able to click on a ratio in the list, when having set one side which would then adjust the other side would be really good.

Or if you select a ratio, you lock in the ratio and whenever you change one side, the other side changes automatically.

Currently its more of a guessing game to get a certain ration going (or getting out the calculator)