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Feature-rich terminal that delivers an exceptional user experience

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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

Risk-Free Demo Trading Mode

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

Switch between Live and Demo modes in one click

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 limit

Order that gets filled automatically at the pre-defined (or better) price, when the target price level is triggered.

Order will be executed at a specified (or better) price, after a given stop price has been reached.

Once the stop price is reached, this stop-limit order becomes a limit order to buy or sell at the limit price or better.

Smart algorithmic orders, available on all exchanges in one interface

Stop limit

Order that gets filled automatically at the pre-defined (or better) price, when the target price level is triggered.

Order will be executed at a specified (or better) price, after a given stop price has been reached.

Once the stop price is reached, this stop-limit order becomes a limit order to buy or sell at the limit price or better.

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$190M
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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.

Your funds are secure
Bitsgap doesn’t have access to funds on your exchange and cannot withdraw them.
API key is all you need
Simply connect your exchange account using a secure API connection and get started.
Fast trading servers
Our servers are located close to popular exchanges to ensure stable and fast order execution.

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FAQ

An example of a stop limit order is if you are holding Bitcoin at $30,000 and want to sell if the price drops to $28,500, but only if you can get at least $28,400. You would set a stop price at $28,500 and a limit price at $28,400. When the price hits $28,500, your limit sell order is triggered, but it will only execute if the market can match $28,400 or better​. If the price falls too quickly past $28,400, the order may not fill.
The difference lies in execution and price control​. A Stop Loss order (stop market) triggers a market order once the stop price is reached, meaning it will fill at the next available price, regardless of slippage. A Stop Limit order triggers a limit order once the stop price is hit, but it will only fill at your specified limit price or better. Stop Loss prioritises execution, while Stop Limit prioritises price precision but carries a risk of not filling if the market moves too fast.
Imagine you have opened a short position on Ethereum (ETH) at $2,500, expecting the price to fall​. To protect against an unexpected upward spike, you could set a stop price at $2,550 and a limit price at $2,560. If ETH rises to $2,550, your limit buy order would activate, closing your short at $2,550 or better, but not higher than $2,560. This helps you cap your losses on a short position if the market turns against you.
Stop Limit orders typically remain active until they are either executed or manually cancelled​. On platforms like Bitsgap, you can also set an expiry time if you want your stop limit order to automatically cancel after a certain period. If no expiry is set, the order stays pending in the order book until triggered or cancelled.

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