📤Limit Sell Orders
FAQ
Interface
Sell Amount - Percentage amount of the token you intend to limit sell.
Expiration - The amount of hours before the order expires and is automatically cancelled.
Trigger Price - Percentage change or price for the limit sell order to trigger. The percentage change can be either a positive or negative number, with the negative number functioning as a stop loss and the positive number functioning as profit-taking mechanism.
Gas and Slippage - Choose between auto slippage and auto gas, or custom slippage or custom gas, depending on the needs of your trade.
Delete Existing Order(s) - Each limit order you create is presented in a numbered list under Limit Orders, listed on the home page. To delete a limit order, simply click the red x (❌) next to the limit order you wish to delete, and it will delete. An example is given below.
Select Tokens & Add Order - Go to the home page, then click on 'Sell'. Upon doing that, you will be redirected to your positions. Click the token you wish to sell, and then select limit order.
Existing Order(s) - Each new limit order you create is added to this list, which gives a summary of each order. You can find this list under 'Limit Orders,' which can be found on the main menu.
Select Order To Delete - Click the red x (❌) next to limit order you want to cancel.
Sell Limit - Return to the sell limit menu.
Main Menu - Return to the main menu.
Limit Sell Order - Make sure 'Limit Order' is toggled to on (see red box in the above photo). Limit orders function as a mechanism for taking profit or as a stop loss.
Price - Set the trigger price to the $ you want your limit sell order to trigger (i.e., setting the limit order at $0.25 will make your limit sell order execute when the token's price hits $0.25).
Expiry - Set how long the limit order before it cancels. Users can set the expiration in minutes, hours, and days, depending on their preference.
The example above is a limit sell order for taking profit. If the order does not hit the trigger price ($0.25) in 100 hours, the order will automatically be canceled.
The example above is for a limit sell order functioning as stop losses. The limit sell order is set below the token's current price and will only trigger when the price hits or goes below the trigger price, which in the example above is $0.19. If the token does not hit $0.19 within 100 hours, the transaction will automatically be voided.
View Limit Orders - Below the sell panel, click 'Limit Orders' (see red rectangle) to view existing limit orders.
Canceling Limit Orders - To cancel existing limit orders, under 'Action' (see blue box), click the red text that is to the right of the expiration date.
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