@ttodua The thing, let's say a user copies this.options from one exchange to the other (to avoid reloading market/scurrencies/options/etc) we would create a weird scenarion binding methods from a different instance .

@ttodua The thing, let's say a user copies this.options from one exchange to the other (to avoid reloading market/scurrencies/options/etc) we would create a weird scenarion binding methods from a different instance .

for that (and many other reasons) I was always pushing the idea to have this.temporaryDict for instance-scope variables, but you were against it :))

moreover, if your argument holds (and we expect users to copy options), then right bcz of that we should actually avoid using .options for storing instance wide variables or temporary calculated things , and instead implement the separate container