While the effects of the October 10th crash in Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins are still being felt, Binance has been blamed for the market downturn.
While Binance and its CEO have denied allegations that they were responsible for the mass liquidation that rocked the cryptocurrency market on October 10, Binance has introduced a new rule.
Accordingly, Binance announced that it has implemented the Spot Price Range Trading Rule to prevent a recurrence of tragedies like the one on October 10th.
Binance has taken action to prevent user orders from being executed at abnormally high prices during extreme market conditions.
At this point, starting April 14, 2026, Binance will begin offering a feature called Spot Price Range Trading Rule (PRER), which allows user orders to be executed only within a dynamic price range.
“To prevent user orders from being executed at abnormal prices during extreme market conditions, Binance offers a feature that allows orders to be executed only within a dynamic price range.”
“Starting April 14, 2026, the Spot Price Range Realization Rule (PRER) will be gradually implemented to help ensure trading at prices that reflect a fair and orderly market.”
This new feature aims to ensure that trades are executed at prices reflecting a fair and orderly market by allowing orders to be executed only within a dynamic price range. It blocks trades when prices deviate significantly due to abnormal activity.
The mechanism is designed to prevent user orders from being executed at abnormal prices during extreme market conditions.
At normal market prices, this mechanism does not affect daily transactions.
The basic characteristics of the Spot Price Range Trading Rule are listed as follows:
“All order types that are in a buyer’s position with a transaction price outside the specified price range will be considered invalid.”
It protects the market from large and rapid price fluctuations.
It maintains fair and orderly market conditions during periods of extraordinary volatility.
*This is not investment advice.
