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Definition

Minimum trade duration

A floor on how long a position must stay open (e.g. 60 seconds+) — an anti-tick-scalping rule at some firms.

Sub-minute trades on simulated feeds are where exploit strategies live, so some firms void trades held under a threshold or flag accounts that cluster them.

Legitimate scalpers should check this number before buying: a 2-minute floor changes what 'scalping' can mean at that firm.

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