What is the price reference for crypto assets on Pluang?

The price shown on a crypto asset's chart on Pluang is the Last Traded Price (LTP) — the price of the most recently executed trade for that asset. The price you actually pay or receive when your transaction completes can differ from the displayed LTP, since crypto markets move continuously.

Good to know:

• LTP updates as new trades occur, so the price you see can change frequently throughout the day.
• LTP is a reference price, not a locked-in guarantee — your actual transaction price reflects market conditions at the moment your order completes.

Related questions:

Q: Does the chart price always match my transaction price?
Not necessarily — real-time market movement between viewing the price and completing your transaction can create a small difference.

Q: How often does the crypto price update on Pluang?
Prices update in real time as new trades occur, so the LTP you see can change frequently throughout the day.

Q: What does LTP stand for?
LTP stands for Last Traded Price — the price at which the most recent trade for that asset was executed.

Q: Does the chart price guarantee my transaction price?
No — the chart price is a reference (LTP), not a guarantee; your actual transaction price reflects market conditions at the moment your order completes.