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What's one crypto skill you got noticeably better at this year?
Reading charts, sizing positions, and sitting on your hands during a dip all count.
Every week, we shine the spotlight on one token on ⬡ mb io.
This week: @decentraland . No founders in charge since 2020.
Swipe through to learn what it is, how it works, and why it still matters. 👇
Independent auditors don't hand out perfect scores easily.
Hacken gave mb.io a 10/10 on security.
The audit is public if you want to read it yourself: hacken.io/audits/mb-io/
An exchange that answers to regulators gets checked constantly: audits, license reviews, capital requirements.
Every check it passes adds to a record that no homepage claim can match.
What's the one ⬡ mb io feature you use more than any other?
Genuinely want to know what to keep building on.
Every week, we shine the spotlight on one token on ⬡ mb io.
This week: Compound. Built for lending. Run by its holders.
Swipe through to learn what it is, how it works, and why it still matters. 👇
⬡ mb io doesn't list every token that launched this week.
That's intentional.
A curated list keeps you out of thin order books and focused on assets with real support behind them.
More than 4 million clients across 100 countries trade with @multibankgroup .
⬡ mb io is the group's crypto exchange, built on the same regulated foundation it has been running on since 2005.
Most traders use limit orders to control their price. Fewer know everything else that comes with that choice.
A limit order sits in the order book at your price until someone trades into it. You get control over price. You give up the guarantee that it fills at all.
A few details worth knowing:
- It fills at your price or better. Your limit is a ceiling on a buy and a floor on a sell.
- A resting limit order usually pays the maker fee, which is lower than the taker fee on a market order.
- Queue position matters. Orders at the same price fill in the order they arrived.
- Large orders often fill in pieces, with the rest staying on the book.
- Post-only, fill-or-kill, and stop-limit orders each change how it behaves.
The full breakdown, including why a limit order sometimes never fills: mb.io/en/cryptopedia/limit-o…












