# Trailing order

A Futures-specific algorithmic order offered by Binance.

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WARNING!\
When <mark style="color:green;">**buying**</mark>, you must place an order **BELOW** the current market price, and when <mark style="color:red;">**selling**</mark>, you must place an order **ABOVE** the current market price.
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## Trailing order algorithm

Once the trigger price is reached, the order will follow the market trend at a deviation distance (Callback Rate) that has been set.

If the price during a pullback from the maximum point (extreme) exceeds the distance set in "Callback Rate", the order will be executed as a Market order.

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1. Currency pair price movement
2. Callback rate
3. Trailing activation
4. Stop loss points
5. Trailing order price movement
6. Closing position at market price

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