Exchange Fee Zone
The No Trading Zone, also known as the Exchange Fee Zone, is an area on your trading graph where no orders are placed due to the grid step and the trading fee of your exchange.
In this guide, you’ll find:
What is the "No Trading" Zone?
The "No Trading" zone is essentially a gap where no buy or sell orders are created. This happens because:
- The grid step and exchange fees create a space where the system prevents placing new orders to avoid negative outcomes.
- The zone is calculated as 2 times the grid step plus 2 times the exchange’s trading fee.
Note: This zone does not result in missed trading opportunities.
How It Works:
- The "No Trading" zone appears between the nearest buy and sell orders.
- The completed buy order in the middle has already triggered the closest sell order.
- There is no need for additional buy or sell orders in this zone because the next order to be placed will happen once the opposite order (buy or sell) is filled.
Example:
- Consider the bottom sell order. Once it is executed, the system places a new buy order at the next sell level.
- This ensures that the "No Trading" zone remains clear, with orders spaced according to the grid step and exchange fees.
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