Did you know slippage isn’t always bad? Most traders fear it, but sometimes it works in your favor!

◽️ Positive Slippage ✅ – You get a better price than expected.

◽️ Negative Slippage ❌ – You pay more or sell for less than planned.

Example: You place a market buy order for an asset at $100, but due to fast-moving prices, it gets executed at $98 – that’s positive slippage! But if the execution happens at $102, that’s negative slippage. 😬

To reduce negative slippage, traders use:

✔ Limit orders instead of market orders.
✔ High-liquidity trading pairs with deep order books.
✔ Stable market conditions (avoid trading during high volatility).

Ever experienced positive slippage before? Let me know below! 👇