Spot Market Trading Rules
1. What Are Market Trading Rules?
2. Main Types of Trading Markets
- USDT Market: Trading pairs quoted in USDT. For example, BTC/USDT means trading BTC with USDT.
3. What Are Order Conditions? Which Ones Are Essential to Know?
3.1 Minimum Order Amount
3.2 Minimum Amount Change
3.3 Minimum Price Change
3.4 Minimum Total Order Value
- USDT Market: 1 USDT per order
- ETH Market: 0.0001 ETH per order
- BTC Market: 0.000005 BTC per order
- USDC Market: 5 USDC per order
- TUSD Market: 5 TUSD per order
- BUSD Market: 5 BUSD per order
3.5 Maximum Amount per Market Order
3.6 Maximum Limit Order Quantity
3.7 Maximum Conditional Order Quantity
4. Benefits of Understanding Market Trading Rules
5. How to Avoid Order Failures on MEXC
- Check trading pair rules in advance: On the MEXC trading interface or in the Help Center, review the minimum order amount, price change, minimum order value, and other requirements for the selected pair.
- Use official Customer Service and Chat bots: Before trading, confirm rule details with MEXC's online Customer Service or Chat bot, particularly when trading across different markets.
Recommended Reading:
- Why Choose MEXC Futures? Gain deeper insight into the advantages and unique features of MEXC Futures to help you stay ahead in the market.
- MEXC Futures Trading Tutorial (Website) Learn the full process of trading Futures on the web platform in detail, making it easy to get started and navigate Futures trading with confidence.
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