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Overview of order types and settings (stop, limit, market)
Overview of order types and settings (stop, limit, market)
Allow Taker will allow the order to be executed regardless of whether it crosses the spread to fill an existing order. If any part of the order crosses the spread, that portion will be assessed according to the taker fee rate.
Understanding the order types | Coinbase Help
Understanding the order types | Coinbase Help
This is useful for ensuring that an order is not subject to taker fees, if desired. If you do not enable Post Only, any part of an order that is at a price that …
What does “post only” mean on Coinbase? – Quora
What does “post only” mean on Coinbase? – Quora
Post Only is a special order condition that will only allow your order to be posted when it can enter the Order Book.
What do the "allow taker" and "post only" options … – Reddit
What do the "allow taker" and "post only" options … – Reddit
Post Only will ensure that your limit order is posted to the order book and sits on the order book to be charged a Maker Fees if it is filled.
What are Post Only Orders? – Delta Exchange
What are Post Only Orders? – Delta Exchange
Taker orders: · Post only orders always receive maker fee on execution · Only limit orders can be post-only. Since market orders execute immediately, they can’t …
Maker vs. Taker in Cryptocurrency
Maker vs. Taker in Cryptocurrency
When you place an order that is immediately filled in its entirety (for example a market or stop order) you are a “taker,” and you pay a “taker” fee for this.
Post only vs Allow taker | Coinbase Pro – GDAX – deeplizard
Post only vs Allow taker | Coinbase Pro – GDAX – deeplizard
Coinbase is Phasing Out Coinbase Pro. Here's What to Know
Coinbase is Phasing Out Coinbase Pro. Here's What to Know
“For customers holding funds on Coinbase Pro, there is no action to take- funds will remain safe on Coinbase,” the company said in announcing …
Beginner's Guide to Bitcoin Exchanges
Beginner's Guide to Bitcoin Exchanges
Maker-limit orders are sometimes known as “post only”. During times of crazy volatility, some exchanges even use a “post only” mode where market orders are not …
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