Cryptocurrencies and financial instruments are a complex matter. It is important to understand the difference between the trigger price and the regular order price.

The trigger price is like a trigger. Once it's reached - boom! The order gets activated. But it doesn't necessarily get executed. It just comes to life.

And the usual price? This is already about execution. How much are you willing to pay or receive. Maximum for the buyer, minimum for the seller.

It seems to give traders more freedom. You can play with the market like with a cat. Lure it, wait. It's not quite clear if it always works. But it looks interesting.

So, the trigger activates, the regular price executes. That's how this world of crypto spins. Strange, isn't it?