How does 'time in force day' work in cryptocurrency trading?

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• May 01, 2022 · 3 years ago
  Sure! 'Time in force day' is a feature in cryptocurrency trading that allows you to specify the duration for which your order should remain active. When you place an order with 'time in force day' selected, it means that your order will remain active until the end of the trading day. If your order is not filled within the specified time frame, it will be automatically canceled by the exchange. This feature is useful if you want to ensure that your order is executed within a specific time period and avoid having open orders indefinitely.
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• May 01, 2022 · 3 years ago
  The 'time in force day' feature in cryptocurrency trading is pretty straightforward. When you select this option, it means that your order will remain active until the end of the trading day. If your order is not filled within that time frame, it will be canceled. This feature is useful if you want to ensure that your order is executed within a specific time period and avoid having open orders for an extended period of time. Just keep in mind that if your order is not filled, you'll need to place a new order if you still want to buy or sell the cryptocurrency.
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• May 01, 2022 · 3 years ago
  Ah, the 'time in force day' feature in cryptocurrency trading. It's like a ticking time bomb for your orders! When you select this option, your order will only be active for the duration of the trading day. If it's not filled within that time frame, it's gone, baby, gone! So, if you're using the BYDFi exchange, for example, and you want to make sure your order gets executed within a day, this feature is for you. But remember, if your order doesn't get filled, you'll have to place a new one the next day. Happy trading!
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