Vessel
  • ⚓Introducing Vessel
    • Why Vessel Is The Exchange Crypto Needs?
    • Vessel's Roadmap for the Future of DeFi
  • ⚙️Technical Deep Dive
    • Sequencer
    • Prover
    • Contract
    • Data Availability
  • 💰VAELOB
    • Terminology
    • Order Book and AMM: Can We Have the Best of Both?
    • A Typical Trade in Vessel
    • Liquidity Pool Math
    • Concentrated Liquidity
    • Fee Calculation
    • Multi-Pool with Different Tick Spacing
  • 🎁Vessel Voyage
    • Vessel Mileage for Liquidity Providing
    • Vessel Coins for Referral
  • 🛳️Mainnet User Guide
    • Set up a Wallet
    • Deposit
    • Provide Liquidity to Vessel’s VAELOB
      • Access the Liquidity Pools
      • Add Liquidity
      • View Positions
      • Manage Positions
    • Trade
      • Order Types
      • Place Order
      • Cancel Order
      • Modify Order
      • Trading History
    • Internal Transfer - Send to Vessel's User
    • Withdraw Your Assets
    • Fees
      • Trading Fee
      • Gas Fee
      • AMM Fee
    • Trading Settings
  • 🛥️Testnet User Guide
    • Log in with Invitation Code
    • Setting up a Wallet
    • Switching Network
    • Funding Your Wallet
    • How to Deposit
    • How to Trade
    • How to Withdraw
    • Community Contribution
    • Vessel’s Referral Program
    • FAQs
  • 🗺️Smart Contract Deployments
  • 🐚Vessel Community Hub
    • Vessel Community Update: Q1 2024
    • Vessel Community Update: Q2 2024
    • Vessel Community Update: Q3 2024
  • 🎨Brand Kit
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Order Types

Vessel supports two primary order types: Limit Orders and Market Orders. Understanding these order types will help you execute your trading strategies effectively.

Limit Order

A Limit Order is an order to buy or sell a cryptocurrency at a specified price or better. It gives you control over the price at which the order is executed, but it may not be filled immediately if the current price does not reach the specified limit price.

  • Time in Force (TIF): The TIF for Limit Orders on Vessel is set to Good Till Canceled (GTC) by default. This means that the order will remain open until it is fulfilled or canceled by the user.

Market Order

A Market Order is an order to buy or sell a cryptocurrency immediately at the current market price. It ensures that the order is filled quickly, but the exact price at which the order is executed may vary depending on the market conditions.

  • Max Slippage: The maximum slippage for market orders is set to 5%. This means that if the order cannot be filled within 5% of the current market price, it will be canceled.

  • Time in Force (TIF): The TIF for market orders on Vessel is set to Fill or Kill (FOK) by default. This means that the order must be executed immediately in its entirety or not at all. If the entire order cannot be filled at the current market price, it will be canceled.

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