Understanding Trigger Orders on SorooshX

To provide traders with a smoother and more reliable experience, SorooshX has introduced an improved version of Trigger Orders—a feature that helps you automate buy and sell actions without needing to watch the market every second.

A Trigger Order is essentially a conditional order that is activated when a market price reaches your predefined trigger level. Once the condition is met, the system automatically places a buy or sell order at the price you’ve chosen. This makes it an ideal tool for both taking profits and limiting losses.

Key Components of a Trigger Order

Trigger Price: The price point at which your order is activated. When the market’s last traded price reaches this level, the system places your predefined order.
Buy/Sell Price: The exact price at which you want to purchase or sell the asset once the order is triggered. It can be set as a limit order or a market order.
Quantity: The amount of cryptocurrency you want to trade once the order is triggered.

Practical Scenarios

1. Stop-Loss Example

Imagine you bought 10 BTC at 5764 USDT, but analysis shows strong support near 5615.4 USDT. If the price falls below that level, further decline is likely.

Trigger Price: 5615.4 USDT
Sell Price: 5591.1 USDT
Quantity: 10 BTC

Once BTC touches 5615.4 USDT, the system places a sell order at 5591.1 USDT to reduce your losses.

2. Buying at the Bottom

Suppose BTC/USDT is trading at 5900 USDT, but you expect it to dip close to its three-month low of 5300 USDT after breaking support at 5615.4 USDT.

Trigger Price: 5615.4 USDT
Buy Price: 5350 USDT
Quantity: 10 BTC

When the price drops to 5615.4 USDT, your buy order at 5350 USDT is placed automatically—letting you catch the dip.

3. Taking Profit

Say you purchased 10 BTC at 5764 USDT and anticipate resistance near 6000 USDT. To secure gains, you can set:

Trigger Price: 5980 USDT
Sell Price: 6000 USDT
Quantity: 10 BTC

If the price climbs to 5980 USDT, the system places a sell order at 6000 USDT, helping you lock in profits.

Important Notes About Trigger Orders

Trigger orders can only be placed when trading is available (not during system maintenance).
Your order size must meet platform requirements.
Funds are not frozen until the order is triggered—your balance is only locked once the actual buy/sell order is placed.
Orders may fail due to reasons such as insufficient funds, system/network issues, trading limits, or price restrictions.
If the trigger order price goes beyond SorooshX’s safety limits (e.g., buy orders >10% above market or sell orders >10% below market), it will not be executed.
Triggered limit orders are not guaranteed to fill—they depend on available liquidity and current market conditions.

Final Thoughts

Trigger Orders on SorooshX provide traders with a convenient way to automate their strategies, whether it’s taking profit at the right moment or cutting losses before they grow bigger. By setting clear conditions, you can trade more efficiently and reduce the stress of constantly watching price charts.