Orders
Orders swap for you later, when the price, a time or a developer's sale says so.
Kinds of orders
| Order | What it does |
|---|---|
| Limit | Buys when the price or market cap falls to your level, or sells when it rises to it. |
| Take profit | Sells part or all of a position when the price rises to your level. |
| Stop loss | Sells part or all of a position when the price falls to your level. |
| Dev Sell | Sells when the token's creator sells. Solana only, where the creator's sales are known. |
| DCA | Splits a total into equal slices bought at a fixed interval. |
| TWAP | Spreads a total evenly over a duration. |
| Sell on migration | Sells a Solana position when its token migrates to a full market. |
Placing one
Use Limit or Adv. on the token page panel. Choose the wallet, the amount, the level and optionally an expiry. A level that is already reached is refused, because it would fill at once. A take-profit or stop-loss strategy can also be attached to a market buy: it becomes real orders after the buy confirms, sized from the position you then hold.
Seeing and changing orders
- The Orders tab on the token page lists open orders (one line per DCA or TWAP, with progress and the next slice) and recent ones, with Cancel.
- Armed orders are drawn as lines on the chart. Drag a line to change its level; the side never changes. Click its x to cancel.
- You are notified when an order fills or fails.
How orders behave
- Each order is your consent to one swap of exactly that shape. It runs through the same swap path, fee and checks as a manual trade.
- There is no cap on how many orders you have. Slippage has no upper limit, as everywhere.
- A trigger that is too old by the time it can run is closed without sending anything. An order that may or may not have been sent is never sent twice.
- Orders use the chain's native coin. A DCA slice that cannot run in its window expires instead of firing in a burst.