Buy interest
Bids represent available or resting interest to buy at specified prices.
BIDS / ASKS / DEPTH / EXECUTION
An order book organizes available buy and sell interest by price. Traders can review bids, asks and market depth before choosing an order type. In a wallet-first DEX model, the interface connects the trader to decentralized market infrastructure without relying only on a conventional centralized exchange account.
An order book displays buy and sell interest across price levels. The available quantity near the current market can influence spread, slippage and the ability to execute larger orders efficiently.
Bids represent available or resting interest to buy at specified prices.
Asks represent available or resting interest to sell at specified prices.
The bid-ask spread is the gap between the best available buy and sell prices.
Depth shows how much quantity is available beyond the top price.
Limit orders can wait in the market until compatible execution becomes available.
Market orders consume available liquidity and can cross multiple price levels.
Verify the trading pair or contract.
A wider spread can increase immediate execution cost.
Review how much liquidity exists near the current price.
Limit orders may wait or remain unfilled.
Market orders seek immediate fills from available liquidity.
Check fills, open orders and resulting positions after submission.
It is a wallet-connected decentralized trading interface or venue that organizes buy and sell interest by price through order-book infrastructure.
Market depth is the amount of available buy and sell liquidity across different price levels.
If available liquidity is thin, a large order may execute across several price levels and experience more slippage.
Review bids, asks, spread and depth together with your intended order size.