GalaxyCoin exchange provides users with dozens of trading tools. Here, we introduce three fundamental principles that every trader should be aware of:

Spot Trading

As mentioned above, cryptocurrency spot trading refers to the process of buying and selling cryptocurrencies at real-time prices to generate trading profits.

Spot traders on the GalaxyCoin exchange typically engage in buying and selling a range of cryptocurrencies over short periods (hours or a day) to generate periodic short-term profits. On the other hand, in the GalaxyCoin application, this often involves holding crypto assets for the medium to long term.

Please read our help center articles to learn more about how spot trading works on the exchange.

Margin Trading

Margin trading involves trading financial assets using funds borrowed from a broker. This constitutes collateral for the broker's loan. On GalaxyCoin exchange, the margin is the difference between the total asset value and the loan amount.

A margin account is a standard brokerage account that allows traders to use their liquid assets as collateral for loans. The leverage provided by margin trading can amplify both profits and losses.

For example, if the margin is 0.1 BTC, but the trading value based on that margin is 1 BTC (i.e., 10x leverage), a 5% market movement in either direction will result in a profit or loss of 0.05 BTC (50% of the margin value).

Refer to our help center articles for detailed information on margin trading on the GalaxyCoin exchange and supported trading pairs.

Limit Orders and Market Orders

Market Orders are trades executed immediately at the current market price. Limit Orders set the highest or lowest price at which a trader is willing to complete a trade, emphasizing execution speed or a specific price point.

Limit Orders:

Limit orders are placed on the exchange at a specific limit price. The limit price determines the highest or lowest price at which a user wants to trade. When the market price reaches or exceeds the limit price, the order will be executed.

Limit orders can be filled at different prices to meet the order amount.

A sell limit order will be executed when the market price equals or exceeds the limit.

A buy limit order will be executed when the market price equals or falls below the limit.

Market Orders:

Buy/Sell Market orders are executed immediately at the best available price. This means market orders will accept any unfilled orders on the exchange order book to execute. Market orders may fill at different prices to meet the order amount.

Market orders are executed immediately at the best available market price, with any unfilled portion automatically canceled. Market orders always incur taker fees, which are fees generated by executed orders that remove liquidity from the exchange.

Conclusion:

These are the basics of GalaxyCoin exchange for beginners, including trading, cryptocurrency pairs, and essential functions required to execute trades on the exchange. For more tools offered by GalaxyCoinExchange, watch our videos on our YouTube channel, which provide tips and step-by-step guides from the GalaxyCoin help center.

Conduct thorough research and do your own due diligence.

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