Placing orders does have its nuances. Compared to manual operations each time, setting a good price point for automatic order execution is much more efficient and also more decisive—avoiding being disturbed by temporary emotional fluctuations.
Interestingly, users of the app might have this experience: after setting an order, they rarely open it again; it might take several days before they realize the order has already been filled. This kind of "passive confirmation" actually becomes an advantage because you won't be repeatedly entangled with market fluctuations, and the trade completes quietly and seamlessly.
Compared to the frequent confirmations and constant monitoring involved in manual selling, the order placement mode indeed reduces a lot of psychological burden. Perhaps this is why more and more people prefer this automated trading method—it makes trading more rational and more efficient.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-10 13:32
Haha, really, manually selling coins is a nightmare; placing an order actually helps me sleep better.
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WhaleInTraining
· 01-08 17:28
That's right, placing orders really saved me several times. When I was manually trading before, I kept getting shaken by small fluctuations, but now that I set it up and left it, I actually earn more steadily.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 01-08 06:45
That's right, I'm that kind of person. I set a price and then stop looking, only to realize a week later that it was already sold haha
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-08 06:36
Really, placing limit orders is a blessing for lazy people. Not watching the market and still making more comfortable profits—now that's outrageous.
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BloodInStreets
· 01-08 06:29
Haha, another illusion of "set it and forget it." When the drop actually happens, that order gets filled early, causing you to miss the chance to buy the dip at a lower price.
Placing orders does have its nuances. Compared to manual operations each time, setting a good price point for automatic order execution is much more efficient and also more decisive—avoiding being disturbed by temporary emotional fluctuations.
Interestingly, users of the app might have this experience: after setting an order, they rarely open it again; it might take several days before they realize the order has already been filled. This kind of "passive confirmation" actually becomes an advantage because you won't be repeatedly entangled with market fluctuations, and the trade completes quietly and seamlessly.
Compared to the frequent confirmations and constant monitoring involved in manual selling, the order placement mode indeed reduces a lot of psychological burden. Perhaps this is why more and more people prefer this automated trading method—it makes trading more rational and more efficient.