Limit orders execute automatically when price reaches your target.Set your conditions and let the system monitor for you.
How Limit Orders Work
Unlike market orders that execute immediately, limit orders wait for the price to reach your specified level. Once triggered, they execute as market orders.Order Types
Buy Dip
Triggers when price drops to your target. Use this to buy at a lower price than current. Example: Current price is 0.08 to buy if price drops 20%.Buy Above
Triggers when price rises above your target. Use this to buy breakouts when price pushes through resistance. Example: Price is at 0.12 to buy if it breaks out.Take Profit
Automatically sells when price rises to your target. Use this to lock in gains. Example: You bought at 0.15 to sell at 50% profit.Stop Loss
Automatically sells if price drops below your target. Use this to limit losses. Example: You bought at 0.08 to exit if price drops 20%.Creating a Limit Order
1
Switch to Limit Mode
Click Limit in the Execution Panel.
2
Select Order Type
Choose Buy Dip, Buy Above, Take Profit, or Stop Loss.
3
Set Trigger Price
Enter the price at which the order should execute.
4
Set Amount
Enter the amount to buy or sell when triggered.
5
Place Order
Click Place Order to submit. View it in the Orders table.
Managing Orders
The Orders table displays your limit orders with the following columns:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Token | Token name and address |
| Type | Order type (Buy Dip, Take Profit, etc.) |
| Trigger | Price that will trigger execution |
| Amount | Order size |
| Status | Current state of the order |
Open Orders
The Open tab shows orders waiting to be triggered:- Orders remain open until the trigger price is reached
- You can cancel open orders at any time
- Open orders are monitored continuously
Closed Orders
The Closed tab shows your order history:- Filled: Order triggered and executed successfully
- Cancelled: Order was manually cancelled
- Expired: Order reached its expiration time (if set)
Grouped Orders
When you create exit strategies (Take Profit + Stop Loss) with a buy order, they appear grouped together in the table. Expanding a group shows all related orders.Cancelling Orders
1
Find the Order
Locate the order in the Open tab.
2
Cancel
Click the cancel button on the order row.
3
Confirm
The order moves to the Closed tab with “Cancelled” status.
On some chains, cancelling an order may require a small transaction fee.