Why is there a cap on the chip exchange

[Jewann]

14 hours ago, Rugrat said:

It’s not an investment its just turning money into chips to avoid the mayor taxes. But now there’s a 50,000 chip cap on how much u can convert at once. So in the end your losing a lot more when you take out your chips compared to before this cap.

if this is how it works, that doesnt make you lose more money.

 

.99*1,000,000 = .99*50,000*20

 

this may have been done just to avoid the integer rounding errors seen with larger numbers of chips being exchanged at once.

Edited August 18, 2020 by Jewann

[Slick]

3 minutes ago, Jewann said:

this may have been done just to avoid the integer rounding errors seen with larger numbers of chips being exchanged at once.

If that's the case, then 50000 is way too low. Floating point errors only start in the hundreds of millions.