https://spotrules.com/en/ New articles from SpotRules. en 1200 © 2026 SpotRules Guides https://spotrules.com/en/articles/where-bought-crypto-lands.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/where-bought-crypto-lands.html Wed, 30 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0800 Where purchased crypto shows up depends on how you bought it. Filled spot orders stay in Spot; P2P purchases go to the Funding account and need a transfer before spot trading; card purchases are found under Overview. The P2P withdrawal hold restricts withdrawals, not trading. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/new-listing-first-minutes.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/new-listing-first-minutes.html Sun, 20 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0800 On a newly listed pair the valid price range is set from an average of previous trade prices, and in the first minutes that average is only just being built while the price moves hardest, so the same number sits inside the range one second and outside it the next. Quantity and notional carry their own checks, and a market order on a thin book does not fail, it fills badly. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/limit-price-typo.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/limit-price-typo.html Thu, 10 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0800 A limit order only executes at its limit price or better, so a buy priced above the lowest ask trades immediately against resting sells, level by level, never above the limit. Priced far enough from the market, it falls outside the pair's price band and is not accepted. The real bands on major pairs, how to tell which rule you hit, and where a fat-finger shows up. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/time-in-force-gtc-ioc-fok.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/time-in-force-gtc-ioc-fok.html Sun, 30 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0800 Time in force decides how long an order stays alive, not the price it fills at. GTC keeps it on the book until filled or cancelled, IOC keeps whatever fills right now and kills the rest, and FOK fills the whole thing at once or nothing at all. Anything killed by those rules is logged as Expired rather than Canceled, which is why beginners think their order vanished. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/percent-slider-explained.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/percent-slider-explained.html Sun, 26 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 The percentage bar on Binance's spot order form sets what share of your available Spot balance the order uses — not a share of your position. The buy side measures your quote currency, the sell side measures the coin you hold, limit orders need a price before the bar can convert anything, and a 100% order needs checks for available balance, quantity precision and minimum notional. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/partial-fill-what-next.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/partial-fill-what-next.html Thu, 16 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 Seeing 'Partially Filled 6/10' on Binance isn't an error — part of your limit order went through, the rest is still resting in the book. What to do with the remainder, and how fees and average price are counted on the part that filled. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/limit-order-not-filling.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/limit-order-not-filling.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 A limit order sitting unfilled usually isn't a glitch. Either price never reached it, you're at the back of the queue, or that level is too thin. How to tell which one, whether to touch it, and why not to chase the price. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/where-funds-go-after-selling.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/where-funds-go-after-selling.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 Tell the Spot and Funding wallets apart, find your trade and order history, and understand why open orders lock your available balance. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/trigger-price-vs-limit-price.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/trigger-price-vs-limit-price.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 How the trigger (stop) and limit prices split the work, why setting them wrong leaves the order unfilled, stop-market vs stop-limit, and the right high-to-low order for a sell stop. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/beginner-order-mistakes.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/beginner-order-mistakes.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 A defensive checklist: wrong pair or side, market-order slippage, limit orders that never fill, reversed TP/SL, ignoring minimum order size, going all-in with no stop, chasing pumps, and the pull of leverage. Each one explains why it happens and how to avoid it. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/spot-vs-margin-vs-futures.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/spot-vs-margin-vs-futures.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 A mechanics-and-risk comparison of spot, margin and futures trading, explaining liquidation and funding rates, why beginners are urged to stick to spot, and how to gauge your own risk tolerance. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/average-price-and-pnl.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/average-price-and-pnl.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 How average price is worked out (quantity-weighted across batches), which column shows unrealised P&L, how fees affect your cost, and why the screen doesn't match your maths. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/what-is-slippage.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/what-is-slippage.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 A market order fills at a different price than the one you saw the moment you clicked. That gap is slippage. Where it comes from (orders eating through order-book depth), when it's worst, and how limit orders and reading depth help you lose less. https://spotrules.com/en/articles/maker-vs-taker.html https://spotrules.com/en/articles/maker-vs-taker.html Sat, 04 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0800 A plain-English breakdown of how maker orders (which add liquidity to the book) and taker orders (which eat existing resting orders) differ, and how each ties to fill speed and cost. Fees are touched on only at the mechanics level; check Binance's fee page for the numbers.