Can the order you placed really be successfully executed?

Liquidity = The depth and speed at which buyers and sellers are willing to trade in the market.

Good liquidity means orders are executed instantly and prices are stable; poor liquidity can lead to significant slippage even for small orders, or even order failures.

🔍 Under what circumstances will you feel poor liquidity?

Large orders raise the price when entering the market

There are many sell orders but no one is taking them, stuck in place

Small cryptocurrencies have high volatility and can be quickly trapped

✅ My methods for evaluating liquidity:

Look at the "Order Book Depth" and "24H Trading Volume"

Use test orders to gauge market reaction (start with small orders)

Choose platforms and cryptocurrencies with strong liquidity (like BTC/ETH)

📉 Practical strategies to avoid slippage:

Split orders to enter, not taking the depth all at once

Use limit orders instead of market orders

Observe for a few minutes before operating during high volatility

Liquidity may seem invisible, but it actually determines trading costs and risks.

Understanding how to assess and reasonably plan your entry and exit methods is a key habit of mature traders.

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