Master the Power of Trading Orders with AIFundBTC

Know when to buy, when to sell, and when to lock in your results. These are the essential order types every AIFundBTC trader can use to take full control of the market.

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Master the Power of Trading Orders with AIFundBTC
Know when to buy, when to sell, and when to lock in your results. These are the essential order types every AIFundBTC trader can use to take full control of the market.
Buy at a Better Price with a Limit Order
A Buy Limit lets you buy below the current market price. It triggers when the Ask price drops to your target level – so you enter at a better price than what’s available now.
Catch the Breakout with a Buy Stop
A Buy Stop order is placed above the current price. It activates when the Ask price rises to your set level, allowing you to catch breakouts as they happen. Price execution isn’t guaranteed.
Get Instant Execution with a Market Order
A Market Order lets you buy or sell instantly at the best available price. It’s fast and direct – but the exact price may vary slightly depending on market movement.
Lock In Gains Automatically with Take Profit
Take Profit closes your position automatically when your target price is hit. Execution is guaranteed at your set price or better – so you lock in gains without lifting a finger.
Sell Higher Using a Limit Order
A Sell Limit order is used when you want to sell above the current market price. It activates when the Bid price rises to your target – giving you a higher return.
Trigger a Downtrend Entry with Sell Stop
A Sell Stop is placed below the current price. It activates when the Bid price falls to your set level – ideal for capturing downtrends. Execution is guaranteed at your price or better.
Protect Your Capital with Stop Loss
Stop Loss protects you from major losses. It automatically closes your position when the market moves against you. While the trigger is exact, execution price may vary slightly.
Automatic Protection with Stop Out
This is a system-triggered order that closes your positions when your margin level falls too low. It’s designed to prevent your account from going negative.