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ATX v2 support the following 3 basic trade types 1) Disabled: Disabled trade receive no traffic from regular trade links. They however still can get listed in the toplist To stop the traffic flow to a trade entirely, set the trade type to "disabled", and the toplist listing to "off" 2) Normal: ATX will return traffic to these trades as it seems fit. The advanced trade algorithms try to distribute the trade amongst your trades in such a way that your site grows as fast as possible. 3) Capped: This trade type is the same as Normal mode, with the exception of 3 caps that are now in effect: ![]() cap: min click prod When the click prod (effective clicks / unique hits in) of the past 24 hours drops below the percentage set here the trade gets placed at the absolute bottom of your outlist, and will receive virtually no traffic anymore This trade type does not effect the position of the trade in the outlist cap: min trade value When the trade value (clicks to trades / hits out) of the past 24 hours drops below the percentage set here the trade gets placed at the absolute bottom of your outlist, and will receive virtually no traffic anymore This trade type does not effect the position of the trade in the outlist cap: max return When the trade return (hits out / unique hits in) of the past 24 hours rises above the percentage set here the trade gets placed at the absolute bottom of your outlist, and will receive virtually no traffic anymore This trade type does not effect the position of the trade in the outlist Besides the trade types, there are several other options to (temporarily) change the behaviour of a trade. Most effective is the 'target size' feature ![]() With the target size feature, you can specify a desired size for a trade As long as the desired size has not yet been reached, the trade receives a focus boost (pre-target weight) in the outgoing list, resulting in a higher position. Once the desired size has been reached, the trade receives a focus boost or penalty (post-target weight), which can also result in a higher or lower position in the outlist.
The pre-target weight sets the boost or penalty a trade receives as long as the target size has not yet been reached The post-target weight sets the boost or penalty a trade receives once the target size has been reached Normal trade bevahiour is 100% for both pre-target and post-target |