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Under a market-price execution model, floating spreads will adjust in real time according to market liquidity and price volatility. When liquidity is limited or market movements are highly volatile, the spread may widen accordingly, so the quoted open or close price may appear outside the displayed range at that moment. This is a normal market condition, and the actual execution price will always be a genuine market price.


When an open position is already held, a wider spread may temporarily reduce account equity. If the spread narrows again, equity will increase accordingly. This is also a normal market fluctuation.