💻💰⚖️🏢🎄🎅 «Experimental Sale of the STABLE Token and Explanation of Orders».


I want to share my experience with an experimental limit sale of the STABLE token on the spot market and simultaneously explain the basic concepts so that even beginners can understand.

Input data:
Trading pair: STABLE / USDT.
Market type: Spot.
Balance: 1,807 STABLE.
Current market price at the time of action: approximately 0.00995 USDT.
The market was in profit, approximately +4–5%.

Purpose of the experiment:
Sell at a higher price than the current market price without rushing.
Check how a limit order works.
See if the market will reach the set price.

This experiment helps to understand the mechanics of the spot market and how orders work.

What are orders.
An order is a request to buy or sell cryptocurrency on an exchange.
When you create an order, you are essentially informing the exchange: “I want to buy or sell a certain amount of coins at a specific price.”

Market order (Market order) — is an operation to buy or sell at the current market price.
If the current price of STABLE is 0.00995 USDT and you place a market order to sell, the coins will be sold almost instantly at that price.
Features of a market order: quick execution, the price may differ slightly from the last market price, you cannot choose an exact price.

Limit order (Limit order) — is an operation where you set the selling or buying price yourself.
If the current price of STABLE is 0.00995 and you set a limit order at 0.011110, the order will not execute immediately. It will wait until the market reaches that price or someone buys at that price.
Features of a limit order: control over the price, ability to cancel or modify, it may not execute if the market does not reach your price.

Step-by-step experimental sale of STABLE:
1. Choosing the order type
Selected Limit to set the price manually, rather than selling at the market.

2. Choosing the selling price.
The current price is approximately 0.00995 USDT. I set it at 0.011110 USDT.
Important: the price is above the market price, meaning it’s more expensive.
Price range 0.01–0.011 — psychological level, and additional digits provide precision.

3. Specifying the amount
Selling all 1,807 STABLE. You can enter manually or via the slider at 100%.

4. Checking the total.
The expected amount is approximately 20.07 USDT. This confirmed that everything was entered correctly.

5. Pressing the “Sell STABLE” button.
The order was created and appeared in the orders section.

What happens after that:
The STABLE coins are locked in the order.
The order does not execute immediately.
It waits until the market reaches the set price or someone buys at that price.
After execution: STABLE will be deducted, USDT will appear in the balance.

Important points for beginners:
0.001 — is cheaper than 0.009, a small mistake.
To sell at a higher price, the digit after the decimal point must be larger.
A limit order can be canceled, modified, or left to wait.
Conclusion.
This was an experimental, non-urgent sale.
The goal is not to catch the moment but to let the market come to my price.
If you are a beginner: do not rush with market orders, try limit orders, and start with a small amount.

This material is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation.
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Palladavip
· 6h ago
Vryvaytes 🚀
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NewNamevip
· 11h ago
Thank you for information!
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Discoveryvip
· 13h ago
Watching Closely 🔍️
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