2026-01-02 14:26:00

OneKey App welcomes the 5.19 version update. This upgrade focuses on the Market Professional Mode — with many optimizations to the trading operation experience.

Specifically, the order placement process for market orders and limit orders has become more seamless. Use market orders for quick execution, and limit orders for precise positioning. Switching and executing between the two methods are now more convenient. For users who trade frequently, these detailed improvements can save a lot of operation time.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 5h ago

Switching between market and limit orders so smoothly is truly a considerate update.

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GamefiGreenie

· 5h ago

Finally, someone has made the trading interface more user-friendly. OneKey truly put in effort this time. --- Is switching between market orders and limit orders this smooth? It’s about time, buddy. --- Frequent traders say that the little time saved is quickly used up by cutting losses. --- Version 5.19? Feels like the market is still falling. What’s the point of updating then? --- Optimizing the user experience is something I’ve heard many times, but the key question is: can I make money? Haha. --- Not bad, at least now people are paying attention to professional mode. --- I use both market and limit orders but still lose money, so the problem isn’t the app, right? --- OneKey is paying attention to details again. With the market like this, do they even bother updating? --- Precise ambush? No matter how I try, I always miss the opportunity.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 5h ago

Switching between market orders and limit orders is now smoother, which can indeed save time for intraday traders. However, the real test is whether it can execute stably under extreme market conditions.

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