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What Is Post Only Order in Binance?

A post-only order is an order that does not remove liquidity from the market. When you place a post-only order, your order will only match with another order if the price you specified is the best price.

If your order would have taken liquidity away from the market, it will be rejected.

NOTE: Warning:
Post Only orders in Binance are orders that are placed with the intention of only adding liquidity to the order book. These orders will not take liquidity from the order book, but they will not be rejected or cancelled if they match with existing orders on the order book. This means that users should be careful when placing Post Only orders as they may end up taking liquidity from the order book if there is an existing order at a better price than the post-only order.

This type of order is useful for market makers who want to add liquidity to the market without taking any liquidity away. It is also useful for limit orders near the current market price, as there is a chance your order will not be matched immediately and will instead be added to the order book.

When you place a post-only order, you will see a “p” icon next to your order in the “Order Form” column on the “Orders” page.

In conclusion, a post-only order is an order that does not remove liquidity from the market, which is helpful for market makers and limit orders near the current market price.

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