I bought Pixiu on Binance Alpha - Day 1 There hasn't been any substantial progress yet, many friends are following to update first First of all, let me make it clear that the focus of my questioning is not 'why did I not sell after the price increased' What I question is that the price displayed on the Alpha limit order page, the depth of the order book, and the actual transaction logic clearly do not match Or it can also be understood as "why can't low-priced orders be sold, but prices can still rise" —————— The response speed and attitude of the Binance Wallet team are quite good, objectively speaking I just can't explain the core question: one ️⃣ Why can't my 0.19 sell order be executed for a long time, but the limit order matching price displayed on the Alpha page can be maintained at 0.4 to 0.5 for a long time? If 0.4 and 0.5 are the true matching prices, why can't a sell order of 0.19 be executed? If 0.4 and 0.5 are not the actual transaction prices for users, then what mechanism forms this price? two ️⃣ Why can't low-priced sell orders be executed even though the order book shows liquidity? The order book in the picture shows a depth of 11K+ If this depth is a valid and tradable buy order, then according to the normal order book matching logic, I should be able to complete a 5K sell order with a price of 0.19 Is the liquidity displayed in this order book a valid and tradable liquidity? If so, why can't a 0.19 sell order be executed? If not, what is the significance of the depth displayed in this order book for users? —————— The team currently insists that there are no hidden matchmaking restrictions, nor are there any artificial restrictions on transactions But from my practical experience, it seems that there is some implicit price restriction in the Alpha limit order book The sell order is clearly much lower than the displayed price on the page, but it cannot lower the so-called matching price or actually close the deal That's also why I said I bought Pixiu on Binance Alpha