Seeing
$BTC hover around $65,198 and
$ETH near $1,923 on Binance, many newcomers wonder why their trades get filled at unexpected levels. The answer often lies in the difference between market orders and limit orders.
A limit order lets you set the exact price you’re willing to trade at. If the market never reaches that price, the order simply sits in the order book. This can protect you from slippage, especially in tight ranges like today’s
$BTC 24‑hour band of $64,730‑$65,300. For example, you could place a buy limit for
$BTC at $64,950. If the price dips to that level, the order executes; if it stays above, your capital stays unspent.
Using limit orders helps you stay disciplined and avoid the surprise of paying more than intended in a fast‑moving market. How do you currently decide between market and limit orders when entering a position?
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