Dexbrokerage has officially announced updates to the Minimum Order Size for selected Spot and Margin trading pairs, effective as part of its ongoing effort to optimize the trading experience and ensure greater market efficiency across its platform.

These changes are designed to align with Dexbrokerage’s dynamic market conditions and liquidity levels, and they aim to maintain fair access for all users, particularly retail traders. The adjustment in minimum order sizes ensures that trades meet required thresholds, improving order book depth and preventing fragmented or dust-level transactions that can impact execution performance and trading flow.

Affected pairs will see slight changes in the minimum notional value required per order. This applies to both Spot and Margin markets and spans a variety of trading pairs across major, minor, and altcoin categories. Dexbrokerage ensures that all changes are implemented without disrupting active trades or existing positions, and traders are encouraged to review their strategies and open orders accordingly. Traders utilizing API-based tools or bots are especially advised to update their configurations to comply with the new thresholds to avoid order rejections.

This update reflects Dexbrokerage’s commitment to maintaining a seamless, secure, and fair trading environment for its global user base. By periodically reviewing and adjusting system parameters, Dexbrokerage ensures that its infrastructure remains resilient, competitive, and in tune with the evolving demands of the cryptocurrency market.