What’s the difference between a limit order and a market order?
A stop-limit order requires you to enter a trigger price and an order price. Once the latest price reaches the trigger price, the system will place a limit order at the order price.
A market order trades price certainty for speed of execution, while a limit order does the opposite: you control the price, but the order may not be filled.
Here’s a real-time reference: $BTC is quoted at 81538.31 (24h -2.17%).
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These could also be wrong, so don’t take them as advice.
A stop-limit order requires you to enter a trigger price and an order price. Once the latest price reaches the trigger price, the system will place a limit order at the order price.
A market order trades price certainty for speed of execution, while a limit order does the opposite: you control the price, but the order may not be filled.
Here’s a real-time reference: $BTC is quoted at 81538.31 (24h -2.17%).
#BTC
These could also be wrong, so don’t take them as advice.