What is the difference between a Market Order and a Limit Order?

Market Order is an order that is executed immediately at the best available market price at the time the order is placed. The execution price is based on the orders available in the market’s Order Book, as well as the Slippage tolerance set before placing the order, which helps manage the risk associated with market price volatility.

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Limit Order is an order to buy or sell a digital asset at a price that you specify. The order is submitted to the Order Book and will only be matched when there are orders placed by another investor that reaches your limit price.

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