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Spot: Order method

  1.  Market Order

Market order means that the user immediately buys or sells at the current best market price to achieve the purpose of a quick transaction.
Assuming that the latest transaction price of BTC is 20,000 USDT, if the user wants to buy BTC immediately at the market price, he can choose market order and set the total amount of the order (for example, 100 USDT). After placing the order, the order will be executed immediately.
Note: In a fast-moving market, the transaction price of the market order is not necessarily 20,000 USDT, but the real-time market price, which may be higher or lower than 20,000 USDT.
 
  1. Limit Order
Limit order means that the user sets the order quantity and the acceptable maximum buying price or minimum selling price. When the market price meets the user's expectations, the system will execute the transaction at the best price within the limited price range.
Assuming that the latest transaction price of BTC is 20,000 USDT, if the user wants to buy at a cheaper price of 18,000 USDT, he can choose a limited order and set the buying price to 18,000 USDT. After placing the order, the order will be automatically executed when the price drops to less than or equal to 18,000 USDT.
 
  1.  Difference
Market orders do not require price input and will be executed quickly according to market prices; while limited orders require manual input of the expected transaction price.
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