Crypto Basics | What’s the difference between limit orders and market orders?
FOK means the entire order must be filled all at once; otherwise, the whole order is canceled, with no partial fills.
The thinner the order book and the larger the order, the greater the slippage on a market order tends to be. This deviation is usually much smaller for popular trading pairs with high activity.
By the way: $BTC is currently at 83102.98, up 0.96% over 24 hours.
Every return comes with corresponding risks, so be sure to understand the worst-case scenario.
NFA, DYOR.
FOK means the entire order must be filled all at once; otherwise, the whole order is canceled, with no partial fills.
The thinner the order book and the larger the order, the greater the slippage on a market order tends to be. This deviation is usually much smaller for popular trading pairs with high activity.
By the way: $BTC is currently at 83102.98, up 0.96% over 24 hours.
Every return comes with corresponding risks, so be sure to understand the worst-case scenario.
NFA, DYOR.