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Introduction to Spot Trading

Spot trading of cryptocurrencies refers to the direct buying and selling of a cryptocurrency at its current market price. For example, the price of the BTC/USDT trading pair represents the amount of USDT needed to buy or the amount received when selling 1 BTC.

Key Features of Spot Trading:

  • Asset ownership required to trade: Spot trading follows a “cash-for-goods” model. Ownership of the asset is immediately transferred upon transaction completion, settled in real time.

  • No physical goods involved: All assets are traded in the form of cryptocurrencies, without involving traditional physical products.

  • No delivery deadline, long-term holding allowed: After purchase, users can hold the asset long term, either for potential appreciation or for future token exchanges. There are no forced liquidation or margin reduction rules.

  • Price matched by order book, transparent market: All orders are executed through the platform’s matching engine. Prices are determined by market supply and demand, ensuring transparency and fairness.