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From the CEO of rubic.

"It is possible to create a deal a trade with unfavorable conditions - for example 1 RBC <> 1 ETH and fulfill the first part (ETH) and it will be completed automatically now"

This is EXACTLY what I did in the 0.18 ETH -> 1 RBC post yesterday that was not autofilled, you can see the etherscan linked in the 1st post and the threads I did this in just above it. Nearly ALL rubic shills have told me this is not how the feature should work and I was doing it wrong, it did NOT autofill. Was this just changed today?

The second claim that the 0.1 ETH to 100 RBC order was a filled limit order during testing when the platform fees were 0.01 ETH. took me a while to find what I think is that exact transaction but regardless it's a 0.1 ETH to 100 RBC transaction that was successfully completed.
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x48827c7e5dcdcad5849d7f35e5fc5ea1e1ddb454b81ddf3ca65e6595c1a32ea7#eventlog there is the order being placed, it's then filled and
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x6bb1d7abf494fe8ec8c5db0dacc6758fc07c9656df3b7c40150e2b75f8b7ae51 this is the order being successfully executed. You can see it sends 100 rubic from an address to the contract, then from the contract to the person who placed the order.

Here is the address that it is meant to be autofilling the orders from.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x3a97df5361212d9059c1f9998f54cc97d6fcfad0 you can see during "testing" this is the only address that fills the orders

This is clearly meant to be the address that executes the uniswap trade and fills the other side on the rubic platform. Do you see ANY transactions since the feature was "released"? The only example the devs can provide is during "testing" when the fees were 0.01 ETH rather than 0.15 ETH, and it's a regular address executing uniswap orders then taking the other side of the trade. This is no evidence this is controlled by a smart contract and we in fact now have CONCLUSIVE proof not a single limit order has been filled since release