Last traded price
The last traded price is the most recent trade on the venue's own book, the one the chart shows. You never trade at it: you buy the ask and sell the bid, and you are marked at a different price again.
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In the help centreLearn what a perpetual contract is on MochatradeRelated terms
- Mark priceThe mark price is the price a venue judges your position by, for unrealised profit and liquidation, built from the…
- TestnetA testnet is the practice copy of a real venue: real prices, fake money. Every mechanical lecture ends on it, because…
- 24/7 trading24/7 trading means a contract keeps trading through nights, weekends and holidays while the underlying exchange is…
- Open interestOpen interest is the total size of all open positions in a contract, how much money is in the trade. Rising open…
- Market orderA market order buys or sells immediately at the best price available. It always fills, but at the ask if you buy and…
- Order bookAn order book is the list of every resting buy and sell order, bids on one side and asks on the other, sorted by…
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