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A Full Suite for Advanced Crypto Traders

Bitsgap offers advanced trading tools to manage assets and track
performance
across multiple exchanges from a single dashboard.

Unified multi-exchange interface

Trade on 15+ exchanges in one workspace

Access all exchange features (order types/position mode/margin mode)

Switch between exchanges in one click

Spot market features

Track asset purchase prices

Advanced order types: TP, SL, Trailing, and OCO

Effortless spot-futures pair hedge monitoring

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Overview of key technical indicators within the terminal

Simplified decision-making for entry and exit points

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Practice strategies without financial risk

Test trading ideas in real-time market conditions

Learn the platform’s interface and tools

Build confidence before committing real capital

Track and analyze performance to refine your approach

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Trade Crypto Smarter

Master cryptocurrency trading using limit, market, TWAP, scaled, stop market, and stop limit orders. Enhance efficiency and minimize risks.

Limit Orders

  • Buy or sell at a specific price or better
  • Control your entry and exit points
  • Manage costs
  • Reduce slippage in volatile markets

Stop

A stop-market order is a placed standing order to sell or buy a coin if the price reaches a certain level.

It is meant to protect trader from loss if the market moves too far in the wrong direction.

Stop market order can be orders either to buy or sell, but no action takes place unless the price hits that trigger. When the price is reached, the stop order becomes a market order.

This order is often named Stop Loss order.

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Stop

A stop-market order is a placed standing order to sell or buy a coin if the price reaches a certain level.

It is meant to protect trader from loss if the market moves too far in the wrong direction.

Stop market order can be orders either to buy or sell, but no action takes place unless the price hits that trigger. When the price is reached, the stop order becomes a market order.

This order is often named Stop Loss order.

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Link up 15+ top crypto exchanges in one interface.

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Our platform executes trades, while keeping all information confidential.

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Bitsgap doesn’t have access to funds on your exchange and cannot withdraw them.
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Simply connect your exchange account using a secure API connection and get started.
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FAQ

A stop market order is an instruction to buy or sell a cryptocurrency at the best available market price once a specific trigger price is reached​. Unlike a limit order, which sets a fixed price, a stop market order guarantees execution but not the exact price, making it useful for quickly entering or exiting trades during fast market moves.
An example of a stop-loss market order would be: you hold Bitcoin at $30,000 and want to protect yourself from big losses. You place a stop market sell order at $28,000. If the price drops to $28,000, your order is triggered and sells at the best available price in the market, aiming to limit your loss​.
A stop order becomes a market order once the trigger price is hit, filling at the best available market price​. A stop-limit order, however, becomes a limit order at the trigger price, meaning it will only fill at your set limit price or better. A stop market order prioritises guaranteed execution, while a stop-limit order prioritises price control but might not get filled if the market moves too quickly.
To determine the best stop price and limit price, you should consider recent support and resistance levels, volatility, and your risk tolerance​. A good stop price is usually placed slightly below support (for a sell) or above resistance (for a buy). Your limit price should allow a reasonable buffer from the stop price to account for quick market moves but still protect your trade effectively.
Yes, you can use limit orders to set Take Profit or Stop Loss levels​. For Take Profit, you set a limit sell order above your purchase price; for Stop Loss, you can combine a stop-limit strategy where the stop price triggers a limit sell order if the market drops to a certain point. Bitsgap also allows you to add these directly when placing trades through the smart trading interface.
The main risk of a stop market order is slippage—you might not get the exact price you expected, especially in highly volatile markets​. The risk with a stop-limit order is that your order may not get filled if the market moves past your limit price too quickly, leaving you exposed to further losses. Both types require careful placement to balance execution speed and price control.

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