A leading exchange has added AVAX/BCH/UNI spot trading pairs and simultaneously enabled algorithm order functionality.

NonFungibleDegen · 2026-01-05T07:52:10+00:00

A leading exchange announced that on January 6, 2026, it will launch three new spot trading pairs: AVAX/USD1, BCH/USD1, and UNI/USD1, and will simultaneously enable trading robot services. The goal is to enhance users' trading options and experience, especially during market volatility, where algorithmic orders can automatically execute trading strategies to reduce user burden.

NonFungibleDegen

2026-01-05 07:52:10

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【Blockchain Rhythms】There’s some news worth paying attention to — a leading exchange has decided to expand its trading product line.

According to the latest announcement, the platform will officially launch three new spot trading pairs at 08:00 (UTC) on January 6, 2026: AVAX/USD1, BCH/USD1, UNI/USD1. It sounds simple, but what does it really mean? This means users will have more trading options and are no longer limited to previous trading pair combinations.

More importantly, these new trading pairs will also enable trading robot services simultaneously. Specifically, users can directly use the spot algorithm order feature — which is especially useful for frequent spot traders, as it can automate trading strategies and save a lot of hassle. During periods of high market volatility, algorithmic orders can help you precisely capture entry prices without constantly monitoring the market.

For active spot market traders, this is a pretty good update. After all, the more trading pairs and tools available, the smoother the trading experience.

AVAX0.47%

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NFTRegretDiary

· 01-08 02:34

New trading pairs are here again, AVAX, BCH, UNI all together? Algorithmic orders are indeed convenient, but I need to ask how the fees are calculated. Will this time be another routine to harvest retail investors?

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ser_ngmi

· 01-07 20:18

Wait, AVAX and UNI are back? They didn't get added last time BCH went up, and now they're only adding them... a bit slow. Algorithmic orders are indeed convenient, but I'm worried they might be the kind of feature that sounds impressive but has execution gaps in practice.

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RugResistant

· 01-05 14:51

ngl the algo order implementation here needs deeper scrutiny... what's the actual execution logic under the hood? seen too many "automated" systems with sketchy slippage mechanics tbh. dyor but flag this one for code audit first

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 01-05 08:21

Added trading pairs again, but I really don't quite understand the timing of AVAX and BCH. Algorithmic orders sound good, a blessing for lazy people, just worried that the fees might increase again.

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MetaMisery

· 01-05 08:08

Really? Algorithmic orders again, can this be reliable this time? People are still trading BCH, this old-timer. UNI is even more competitive now, another way for casinos. But algorithmic orders are indeed convenient, no more waking up in the middle of the night to chase orders. AVAX holders are happy, liquidity is about to increase.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-05 08:08

Algorithm list? Haha, I just laugh. Back in the day, when we didn't have this thing, we still made a fortune in Dutch auctions. Now the young ones have robots and are still afraid of missing the entry price? Truly daring to shout exhaustion while standing on the shoulders of giants.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-05 08:02

Algorithmic orders are indeed convenient, but it still depends on the liquidity of the trading pair; otherwise, automation is pointless.

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MEVictim

· 01-05 08:00

Algorithmic orders sound great in theory, but in practice, they may not be reliable. AVAX and BCH? Why not choose some mainstream ones? Feels like we're always lagging behind the trend. Automated trading sounds hassle-free, but in reality, the fees can be quite hefty. Another bunch of new trading pairs, and the retail investors have more to fuss over. Wait, can spot algorithmic orders really enter the market precisely? Or is it just another tool to trap retail investors?

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MetadataExplorer

· 01-05 07:53

Algorithmic orders sound impressive, but in practice, it's a different story when it comes to actually using them. BCH included? I thought no one was playing with it anymore. AVAX and UNI are here, are we about to get competitive? Wait, it’s not launching until January 6? What’s there to hype now? Automated trading sounds appealing, but I’m worried that the backtested parameters are one thing, and live trading is another.

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