How does KuCoin define 'dealt orders' in the context of buying and selling cryptocurrencies?

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• Adan CastellanosJul 30, 2022 · 3 years ago
  When it comes to buying and selling cryptocurrencies on KuCoin, 'dealt orders' refer to the orders that have been successfully executed. In other words, these are the orders that have been matched with a counterparty and the transaction has been completed. KuCoin considers an order as 'dealt' when it has been filled and the corresponding cryptocurrency has been transferred to the buyer's or seller's account.
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• MoutiiMay 12, 2021 · 4 years ago
  KuCoin defines 'dealt orders' as the orders that have been successfully processed and completed on their platform. This means that when you place an order to buy or sell cryptocurrencies on KuCoin and it gets matched with another user's order, resulting in a successful transaction, that order is considered as 'dealt'. It's important to note that 'dealt orders' are different from 'open orders' which are the orders that are still waiting to be matched and executed.
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• Athanasios DolmatzisJan 26, 2023 · 2 years ago
  In the context of buying and selling cryptocurrencies on KuCoin, 'dealt orders' are the orders that have been successfully executed and completed. This means that when you place an order to buy or sell a cryptocurrency and it gets matched with another user's order, resulting in a successful trade, that order is considered as 'dealt'. KuCoin ensures that all 'dealt orders' are accurately recorded and reflected in your account balance, providing transparency and accountability for your trading activities.
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