If many people were to place a bid on the same price;
Does it mean those who placed it firstly get their orders done first?
If many people were to place a bid on the same price;
Yep, first come, first serve.
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That's a nice looking city. Traffic doesn't look too bad and the air is clean.
To answer your question OP, yes probably, though it might depend on the exchange. If someone were to buy say 10k of a coin and there are 5 different people selling 2k each at that price, you'll see 5 2k buys on the recent sales list. If you only bought 4k at that price, you'd buy the first two peoples' orders.
Close enough, I'll take two.
It's called FIFO noob
No. There can be hidden orders aswell on some exchanges, and or exchanges allow to pick bid/asks how you want them (atleast for bots/API) so they can trade with themselves and fool the market or wash trade
thanks, good shit my dudes
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Why did I break up with Jaden Smith?
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Whoah
People actually do accounting here?
I learned fifo from stacking shelves in a supermarket, it's widely used
A lot of people are forgetting that there is a lot of cheating that goes on. So it's not necessarily FIFO if you have some special relationship with the exchange
Made me laugh. Thanks user
wtf I don't understand the feelings I am getting from this.
kek
Another question: What's orderbook matching?
Why not make the order for $3500.01 and beat them?
i'm surprised that nobody has ever thought of that
On some exchanges you can pay extra fee to move your order to the front of the queue.
>coal burner
no thanks
Exactly. Good man.
You're a loser if you would do anything other than spit on her.
This is incredible
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But what if someone then puts an order at $3500.02?
Really makes you think
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