Topic: Cheap Buy Orders - page 2. (Read 198 times)
If the buy order(s) is/are appearing visibly, particular the unexecuted orders, they can be trusted, except if the person(s) who placed the orders cancel them. The only orders I feel cannot be trusted are those that you see on executed orders, particularly trade history, but are not visible on the unexecuted orders. This is because some exchanges make use of trading bots. However, this cuts across almost all of them, with the exception of decentralized exchanges.
In trading exchanges, there are buy orders which offer very far lower prices than the market prices.
Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
On centralized exchanges, orders are executed immediately after you redeemed them. Therefore, if someone made a mistake and placed a very cheap order, then you can redeem it.
Some decentralized exchanges fail and there may be an order in the orders that someone bought earlier, so you need to check them before placing your order yourself.
In trading exchanges, there are buy orders which offer very far lower prices than the market prices.
Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
If there is an order filled with the low price then the chances of this will fill in the next minute if its an sell order and it might never filled when it is a buy order,so setting price depends on everyone so don't believe anything other than your analysis. Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
It depends on the trading volume. If the volume is high, it is legit price due to its current demand. But if the volume is low, there is a possibility that the altcoin is being dumped since there are no people interested on buying it due to some reasons that it is a shitcoin, dead project, scam, etc.
It is probably a scam exchange. Don't deposit coins on the exchange until you have made enough investigations. You should have posted the exchange websites to enable members help you investigate it.
The price difference of thesame cryptocurrencies on multiple cryptocurrency exchanges is not that much. And you can benefit from the small price difference via abitrage.
The price difference of thesame cryptocurrencies on multiple cryptocurrency exchanges is not that much. And you can benefit from the small price difference via abitrage.
If you mean such exchanges like forkdelta - you can placed order with any price there. And yes, you can trust it. If exchange is good - you can trust.
Market price is between buy and sell price. If the spread between buy and sell price is high then you can be sure that you will not buy or sell the token for the price what you see on coinmarketcap.
In trading exchanges, there are buy orders which offer very far lower prices than the market prices.
Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
Yes, when you make a sale at a low price, you will still receive money. There are buy orders on any coin.Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
It is not a bot order, it is a real order. I used to be at the wrong price I wanted to sell and I paid a heavy price.
Yes, every exchange has requests and offers in all coins, and it is clear that we can trust even in a very cheap price quote, and we will get coins orders if the price is appropriate as offered in the exchange.
These orders are trustworthy and you will get your coin when someone is willing yo sell his coin at your price. That has already called as a the market spread and that big spread between the sell and buy order created by the low volume and demand to buy such coin and that makes someone can put various price as the price to be placed in the buy order.
In trading exchanges, there are buy orders which offer very far lower prices than the market prices.
Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
Are these orders trustworthy? Will we get the coins we order?
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