Warning: We do not recommend trading without a full understanding of how digital asset trading platforms and trading orders work. Below is our article explaining how the buying and selling transactions take place.
How Is the Price Of Cryptocurrencies Formed?
DyorEX brings you together with buyers and sellers about cryptocurrency investment. Buy-sell orders on the platform belong to the users. Therefore, the change in the price of a cryptocurrency is shaped by the current supply/demand balance. If the buy/sell orders of the users are mutually matched, the instant price is formed and reflected. Apart from this, DyorEX has no effect on pricing in any way. The current price, which is created together with the buy/sell orders on the platform, is formed automatically.
Buy/Sell Orders and Matching
The price sales in the Markets tab show the buy-sell orders. If we give an example over BTC.
0.1852 BTC sales orders were given at 87980.19 TL, and he created a position in the same list as a "maker", that is, on the bidder. When another user or users place a buy order (take) at this 87980,19 TL, these orders are matched and when the current price reaches this level, buying and selling takes place. There is no requirement to have the same BTC number, so there may be 0.1852 sales on the maker side, while there may be 0.1529 on the taker side. In such a case, 0.1529 units are bought and sold, and the remaining units remain open in the price list. When this price balance is realized, BTC numbers are deducted from the seller side and added to the buyer side.
The position remains open until 0.0324 BTC of the user in the seller position meets the buyer or the order is cancelled. If you want to cancel this order manually, you can see the open orders in the "Buy and Sell" tab. From there, simply click the "Cancel Order" button. In this way, your open order will be cancelled.
Here, if some of the orders you have placed in the sell or buy part have been fulfilled, this will be reflected in your balance and when you cancel, the remaining part will be cancelled. If your order has never worked, that is, if no trade is made, your entire order will be canceled, and your balance will remain the same.
Multiple users can enter the same order from the same order in the order book. The priority here is the users whose order entry time is earlier. Therefore, when a purchase order is placed at the specified price, the sales priority belongs to the user who placed the first sale order at that price.
You can see all the orders you have placed so far in the All My Orders tab under the Buy and Sell category.
The Current Price Has Come To The Price I Specified But My Transaction Has Not Been Realized
The current price only shows the price at which the last-minute buy-sell transaction took place.
Based on the example we gave above; a user can place a buy order of 0.001 BTC. In this case, since the most recent transaction will be realized at 87980,19 TL, it will appear as the current price. However, since the user who placed a buy order cannot cover the size of your position, he cannot meet it and your order will not be fulfilled, until it is met.
My Buy/Sell Order Did Not Execute
If your buy or sell order does not meet the price you specified, your order will continue as an Open Order. We have mentioned in detail above why it did not find a response. For your transaction to take place, another user must meet your bid at the price you requested. Otherwise, your order will remain open in the Open Orders tab.
Here you can see buy and sell orders for BTC. In the first line, there are 0.00423 BTC purchase offers from 487835 TL. When you want to sell the BTCs you have, you can find buyers more quickly by choosing a direct order from the order book.
When you want to trade quickly, orders in the Buy Sell category are also an advantage for you. You can place a buy or sell order at that price by clicking on the offers directly from here.
One of the important points at this point is this: The user or users who made the offer in return for your order can cancel their orders in a short time from the moment you place an order until the moment your transaction is executed.
Here, you can follow your orders in the My Open Orders section, which we mentioned above, for the parts of your transaction that are not executed.