Before looking at fund flows, get the basics down. This time, we’re covering limit orders and market orders.
A limit order requires you to set a price first: a buy order will only execute at that price or lower, while a sell order will only execute at that price or higher.
When prices are rising or falling sharply, watch out for slippage with market orders. For large quantities, consider using limit orders and placing them in several batches.
Coin in the example: $BTC Current price: 81849.99 (24h -2.48%).
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A limit order requires you to set a price first: a buy order will only execute at that price or lower, while a sell order will only execute at that price or higher.
When prices are rising or falling sharply, watch out for slippage with market orders. For large quantities, consider using limit orders and placing them in several batches.
Coin in the example: $BTC Current price: 81849.99 (24h -2.48%).
#BTC