🟢Limit Orders

All active limit orders are displayed on the candlestick chart. You can edit their values by dragging the order lines.

🟢 Buy Limit Order

To place a Buy Order, follow these steps:

1. Select the Buy tab. Ensure the Buy tab is active (green highlight).

2. Choose Limit (if not already selected).

3. Pick your Primary token (the asset you’ll spend or the market pair).

4. Set the Amount — enter how much of your base currency you want to spend, or use the quick-select buttons below the amount field (example quick-select: 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10).

5. Set the Trigger (MCAP) — enter the MCAP value (e.g. 30000 $) at which you want this order to become active. When the platform detects that MCAP has reached the entered value the order will evaluate for placement.

6. Set the Offset / Limit Price — use the slider or the percent box on the right to set a price offset relative to the MCAP-trigger implied price.

7. Example from the screenshot: percent set to 30% — this means the actual limit price will be placed at +30% (or at the offset you set) relative to the reference price derived from the MCAP trigger.

8. Use negative percentages to place a buy below the MCAP-implied price (buy deeper on a dip).

9. (Optional) TP/SL — if you want automatic exit rules after purchase, enable and configure Take Profit / Stop Loss in the exit strategies panel.

10. Review transaction settings shown on the bottom row (slippage, estimated gas, minimum expected receive, MEV toggle).

11. Create the order by clicking Buy order. The UI will show an estimate of tokens received at the configured limit price.

Example: Use the chart to visually position your buy order: drag the buy order line to update MCAP/offset values in the panel. The preset tabs (P1/P2/P3) are useful for saving common buy configurations.

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🔴 Stop Loss (Sell Limit Order)

Steps to place a Sell Limit / Stop Loss:

1. Select the Sell tab.

2. Choose Limit (if needed).

3. Pick the Primary token / pair you want to sell.

4. Set the Size — enter how much of your holdings to sell, or use the position quick-select buttons (10%, 25%, 50%, 100%) shown under the percent field. In the screenshot the percent box shows 50 (sell half the position).

5. Set the Trigger (MCAP) — enter the MCAP value (e.g. 10000 $) that will activate the order.

6. Set the Offset / Limit Price — use the slider / percent box to set the offset relative to the MCAP reference price.

7. Example from the screenshot: offset -15% — the sell limit is placed at 15% below the MCAP-derived reference price (use positive offsets to sell above the reference price).

8. Review transaction settings shown below (gas, expected receipts, MEV toggle).

9. Create the order by clicking Sell order. The UI will show an estimate (e.g. ~0.009 ETH) of what you’ll receive if the sell executes.

Tip: use negative offsets to place aggressive stop-losses below the trigger, or positive offsets to place limit sells above the trigger level.

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How the MCAP trigger + offset works (short)

• Trigger = the MCAP value you enter. When platform data shows the token’s market cap reaches that number, the order becomes eligible.

• Offset (%) = the percentage adjustment from the trigger’s implied reference price. The slider and the numeric percent field are two ways to set the same value.

  • Positive % → place order above the reference price.

  • Negative % → place order below the reference price.

• The platform displays both the MCAP value and the resulting limit price (derived from the percent offset) so you can confirm before submitting.

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Our platform supports both fixed-amount limit orders and position-based (percent) limit orders. Use the quick-select buttons and the percent field on the Sell side to choose position-based sizing.

When to use a Fixed Amount (Normal Limit Order)

• You want to sell an exact number of tokens regardless of future buys/sells.

• Example: you set a Take Profit to sell 1,000 tokens at $0.01. If you later buy more tokens, the TP still sells only the original 1,000.

When to use a Position-Based Limit Order (Dynamic percentage)

• You want your exit to always be a percentage of your current holdings.

• Example: you set a TP to sell 100% (or 50%) of your position at +50%. If you buy more before TP triggers, the order scales up automatically to remain at the same percent of your current position.

• In the UI: set the percent in the Sell size box (or use quick-select 10/25/50/100) to make the order position-based.

Practical examples

Example A — You add to your position before TP executes

• Start: buy 1,000 tokens and set TP to sell 1000 tokens at +100% (fixed limit).

  • If you later buy another 1,000 tokens and price hits TP, a fixed TP will only sell 1,000 (50% of your total).

• If instead you set TP to 100% of position (position-based), after buying another 1,000 the TP will now sell the full 2,000 when hit.

Example B — You reduce your position before TP executes

• Start: buy 1,000 tokens and set TP to sell 1,000 at +100% (fixed limit).

• If you later sell 100 manually, your holdings = 900. When price hits TP, a fixed order will fail (it still tries to sell 1,000). A position-based order set as % of position will have auto-updated to 900 and execute successfully.

Recommendation: if you plan to scale in/out frequently, use position-based sizing (percent) to keep exit orders aligned with your real exposure.

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Quick reference & tips

• Drag order lines on the chart to update trigger/limit values visually. This updates the MCAP and percent fields in the panel.

• Presets (P1/P2/P3) — save common configurations (side, trigger, offset, size).

• Transaction row (bottom) — verify slippage tolerance, estimated gas, and MEV toggle before submitting.

• Use quick-select buttons (amount or percent) for fast order sizing.

• TP/SL can be attached after a buy to automate exits — configure them in the exit strategies section.