The Basics You Must Know

1. 🟩 Market Order

= Executes instantly at the best available price.

= ✅ Good for: When speed matters more than price.

= ⚠️ Risk: Price slippage (especially in low liquidity coins).

2. 🟨 Limit Order

✓ You set the price at which you want to buy or sell.

✓ ✅ Good for: Getting a better price.

✓ ⚠️ Risk: Might not fill if the price doesn’t reach your limit.

3. 🟥 Stop-Limit Order

~ Two prices: Stop Price (trigger), Limit Price (order placement).

~ ✅ Good for: Precision stop-loss or entry strategies.

~ ⚠️ Risk: If price gaps past your limit, it might not execute.

4. 🔵 Stop-Market Order

• Triggered at the stop price, but executes at market price.

• ✅ Good for: Emergency exits or fast stop-losses.

• ⚠️ Risk: You don’t control the execution price.

5. 🟠 OCO (One Cancels the Other)

~ Two orders: A limit and a stop-limit. If one executes, the other cancels.

~ ✅ Good for: Setting a take-profit and stop-loss simultaneously.

6. 🟣 Trailing Stop Order

~ Moves your stop price with the market (by a set % or value).

~ ✅ Good for: Locking in profits as price moves in your favor.

~ ⚠️ Risk: Can trigger prematurely in volatile markets.

🧠 Tips:

~ Always use stop-losses — protect your capital.

~ Use limit orders in low liquidity tokens.

~ Try OCO for hands-free take-profit + protection.

~ Don’t “market buy” large amounts at once in small-cap coins — split the order.

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