{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"What are the differences between atomic sell orders and limit sell orders?","a":"The main difference between atomic sell orders and limit sell orders lies in the price trigger conditions and execution methods. An atomic sell order refers to a situation in which an investor sets a price in the securities market, and when the market price reaches or exceeds this price, the sell order is automatically executed. A limit sell order, on the other hand, refers to an order in which an investor sets an ideal selling price during the trading process. The limit sell order is only executed when the market price reaches or exceeds the specified price. In other words, atomic sell orders focus on whether the price reaches or exceeds the set value, while limit sell orders  focus on whether the price reaching or exceeding the set value triggers a transaction. In practical operations, atomic sell orders are often used by investors who want to sell their holdings at a specific price or higher, without necessarily waiting for the market price to reach the limit price."}]}],"pr":"654e6a069832c0af17095eae0c630297fba7ad13c14bbe5bcfd55f66a9ad9a53"}