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check the candle--that was the low point, you had a limit order, so probably it only briefly printed there, and only traded against orders placed before yours/thus with priority in the orderbook at that price
Price-time priority, so if 2 orders are at the same price, the one placed first get filled first.
PS: In some lit markets (no crypto yet) you might have time-price priority, which is the opposite.
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hey sam what is going on with ftx us nft mint rn. you're not gonna buy?
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I have experienced this a lot and I got to know that it's due to order priority.
Orders are filled on first-come-first-served purposes.
The lowest candle couldn't go below the price ou set it before going up. If it had gone say $1 below your set price it would have filled.
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Noted. Never have any issues with FTX, good work. I wouldn't mind if some of those FTT that are getting burned end up in my wallet though.
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