Min Price Tick Size
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The minimum market price tick size dictates the smallest increment by which an order price can increase or decrease. For instance, if a market has a minimum price tick size of 0.001, an order submitted with a price of 0.0011 would be rejected because it does not align with the allowed increments.
Note: The formulas for calculating the price tick size differ between spot and derivative markets.
Using the INJ/USDT market as an example, which has 18 base decimals and 6 quote decimals, the conversion to chain format is as follows:
To convert back to a human-readable format:
Using the INJ/USDT perpetual market with 6 quote decimals as an example, the conversion to chain format is:
To convert back to a human-readable format:
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