I have a balance but I can't sell, what can I do?
The Total value field that you see in the Wallet step
represents your total balance.
If you have an open order on your account, your balance will
be temporarily blocked for the amount of the order and the order amount will be
deducted from your available balance. If you wish to use your credit, you must
first cancel your open order. Once your credit has been unblocked, you can
continue your transactions.
On the "Wallet" page, you can see the currency,
the balance, the available credit and the amount corresponding to the USD
value.
You will also find a graph showing the ratio between your
assets and your total balance in the "My assets" field on the
"Wallet" screen.
You can view your open order by following the steps
"Buy-Sell> Open Order" or Orders> Open Orders" and cancel
it by clicking on the "Cross(X)" icon.
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