#币安Alpha上新
On May 7th, Binance has another alpha event, and the editor teaches everyone how to score correctly.
Due to the event on May 7th, we still need to score these days. If we want to place limit orders, we find that the price difference between buy and sell orders provided by various platforms is quite large, indicating that the platform is taking on too much position.
We need to find those limit buy orders where the price difference between buy and sell is small. It is impossible to say there is no slippage unless we are looking at a coin that is trending upwards, such as brushing B2 a few days ago, where placing a buy order and then a sell order at a higher price could basically be executed, but that is not the case now; the market is volatile, and we also have to bear possible losses.
The FAIR3 I placed was once in an upward trend, but later it went down continuously, locking in the funds used for scoring.
Additionally, the platform also has trading restrictions. Taking FAIR3 as an example, the platform's limit buy price is 0.2838, and the limit sell price is 0.28; I placed a buy order at 0.282; later, the market transaction price was 0.281, but my buy order has not been executed.
This is different from the buy and sell orders and swaps on the exchange. The platform is always going to take positions.
So if everyone wants to reduce slippage:
1. Choose chains with low gas fees, like BSC, Base, Sol, S
2. Select coins with upward trends
3. Limit buy and sell prices with small differences
4. Check other software for the control situation of this coin; if there is a sell-off situation on-chain, just run away, because if you limit buy and then place a sell order at too high a price or cannot execute due to market changes, it can easily lead to higher costs.
