GDEX Documentation
  • Welcome to GDEX!
  • 🔖 Limit Order
    • What is a “Limit Order”?
    • Differences between Limit Orders in DEX and CEX
    • Technical advantages of the Limit Order on GDEX over other DEX platforms
    • Creating a Limit Order on GDEX
      • Creating a Limit Order
      • Copying, Depositing, Canceling Orders
  • 🔖 Stop Limit Order
    • What is a “Stop Limit Order”?
    • Stop Limit terms and mechanics
    • Why should you use Stop Limit Order?
    • Creating a Stop Limit Order on GDEX
  • 🔖 Order Book
  • 🔖 My Orders
    • Balances
    • Order status
    • Copy past orders
    • Cancel orders
    • Filtering and Sorting
  • 🔖 FAQ
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🔖 Order Book

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Last updated 2 years ago

  • Order Book shows the queued orders (both limit orders and stop limit orders) with prices the most adjacent to the current price of the "From" token. It shows 6 orders for buy and 6 orders for sell respectively.

  • If you switch the "From" and "To" tokens in the order form, the buy and sell orders will be turned over.

  • If there are queued orders on the same price limit, the order book shows only one row for that price, and the "Amount" for the row will be the merged values of all the orders of the same limit price. And the gas bid is the maximum bid among those same limit price orders. This max gas bid value is useful in case if you want to have your order executed before the other orders, you can set a higher gas bid than the current max gas bid when you are placing an order for the same price limit.