![]() Checking "Allow split trades" before submitting would allow the user's trade to go through in separate parts, unchecking it would try to put the trade through in one lump sum. One could choose between Market Order, which transferred your trade according to the current default rate, or Limit Order, which allowed the user to choose the exact amount of Tickets or Robux they want in exchange for their trade. In the very middle of the page lied the Trade window, where you would perform transactions by entering how many Robux or Tickets you wish to enter and hitting "Submit Trade". The charts showed all of the top 20 lowest outstanding ROBUX trades and top 20 highest outstanding Tickets trades. The chart on the left side was for Tickets, and the chart on the right side was for Robux. On the right side of the page lied the current trade amounts and rates for both currencies. The high and low rate would show the lowest rate for Robux, and the highest rate for Tickets out of all outstanding transactions within the last 24 hours. ![]() Negative spreads meant that the Tickets rate was higher than the Robux rate, meaning one can make profit using market order. With a large spread, one could gain larger profits from their transaction, only by using limit order. ![]() The larger the spread was, the larger the difference between the two rates. The spread was the distance the highest Tickets rate is from the lowest Robux rate. ![]() The rate was created by taking the highest rate for Tickets and dividing it by the lowest rate for Robux. The rate would state what rate your Tickets and Robux will be transferred through if you chose to use a market trade. The Pair section always read "BUX/TIX", which indicates that Robux and Tickets are being exchanged constantly. Pair lists what is being exchanged through the Trade Currency. ![]()
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