Important Note Before You Start

This article is educational. It explains common concepts related to tokens and exchanges. It is not financial advice. Prices can move in both directions, and you are always responsible for your own decisions.

What It Means When STOP Is Listed

When a token like STOP is listed on an exchange, it means people can trade it - buy, sell, and swap it with other assets. LETSTOP focuses on rewarding safe driving with credits that can be converted to STOP, while exchanges handle the market side.

Centralized Exchanges and Accounts

Most people interact with STOP through centralized exchanges, also called CEX platforms. They usually require an account and identity verification.

Each exchange has its own interface and rules, so reading their help sections is important.

Moving STOP From Your Wallet to an Exchange

If you decide to trade, you may need to move STOP from your LETSTOP connected wallet to an exchange deposit address.

Always double check that you are using the correct network and token type supported by that exchange.

Basic Order Types

On most exchanges, you will see at least two common order types.

Market orders are simple but can fill at slightly different prices than you expect. Limit orders give more control but may not execute if the price never reaches your target.

Trading Risks and Good Practices

Trading tokens carries risk. Prices can go up or down quickly and there are no guaranteed outcomes.

It is completely fine to use LETSTOP only for driving and rewards, without trading at all. Trading is optional.

Keeping the Focus on Safe Driving

The core idea of LETSTOP stays the same even when STOP appears on exchanges - your driving habits come first. Trading is an extra layer for users who understand the risks and want to explore the token side. You can always choose to stay focused on earning credits and enjoying in app rewards.