If you enter the trading world, whether in cryptocurrencies or others, you must have encountered terms like "Market Order" and "Limit Order" and "Stop-Loss Order." These orders are your essential tools to control your trades, and knowing the difference between them is an important part of your success in trading.

Hashtag explains these orders simply:

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🔹 Market Order – Market Order

It is an immediate order to buy or sell an asset at the best available price in the market currently.

✅ Ideal for those who want to execute the trade quickly.

❌ You may get an unexpected price in volatile markets.

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🔹 Limit Order – Limit Order

It is an order to buy or sell an asset at a price you specify. The order will only be executed if the market reaches that price.

✅ Gives you control over the price.

❌ May never be executed if the price does not reach your desired level.

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🔹 Stop-Loss Order – Stop-Loss Order

Used to limit losses. You set a specific price, and if the price drops to this level, the asset is sold automatically.

✅ Protects you from large losses.

❌ In very volatile markets, it may be executed at a lower price than expected (on some platforms).

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🔹 Take-Profit Order – Take-Profit Order

The opposite of a stop-loss. It is used to automatically close the trade when the price reaches the profit target you set.

✅ Ensures you exit with a profit when the target is achieved.

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🔹 Stop-Limit Order – Stop-Limit Order

A combination of stop-loss and limit order. When a certain price (trigger price) is reached, a limit order is placed.