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Limit Order

Trade only at your own price

Place a Limit Order

1

Pick a Token

Use the Search bar to find any token by name, ticker, or contract address — or browse through Trending, New Pairs, or Meme Zone and tap a token to open its trading panel

2

Select Your Wallet

Choose which wallet to trade with from your list. Your primary wallet is selected by default, but you can switch to any wallet

3

Choose Buy or Sell

Switch from “Market” to “Limit” to define your own price and trigger conditions

Select Buy to purchase the token with SOL

Select Sell to sell the token you hold

4

Set Your Order Details

  • Limit Price: The exact price you want to buy or sell at

  • Amount: How much you want to trade (in SOL or toggle to USD)

  • Use quick buttons (0.01, 0.1, etc.), percentage slider, or manual input

5

Review Advanced Settings (optional)

  • Slippage — Max price movement you're willing to accept

  • Priority Fee — Small extra fee to help speed up your transaction

  • Bribery Fee — Optional fee to help validators include your transaction faster

  • MEV Protection — Turn this ON to protect your trade from front-running. OFF = faster, ON = more secure

These are pre-filled with default values optimized for most users, but you can customize them based on your needs. Learn more about Settings

6

Set Trigger Condition (optional but powerful)

Choose how your order is triggered

  • Toggle between MC (market cap % change) and Price

  • If MC is selected, drag the slider or type a % (e.g. +100%)

  • This means your order will only become active if the market cap changes by that amount

7

Choose Order Expiry

Select how long the order should remain active — from 3 hours to 7 days

8

Click Place Order

Review the summary and confirm. The order is now active and will execute when your price and trigger conditions are met.

💡 Why Use a Limit Order?

  • Get better prices on buys or sells

  • Trade patiently — only execute when conditions match

  • Great for experienced or strategic traders

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