Limit Orders

What Are Limit Orders?

Limit orders let you set a target price condition for buying or selling a token. When the condition is met, the order executes automatically. This is useful when you want to enter or exit a position at a specific price without watching the market.


Limit Buy

  1. Open the trading panel for a token (paste CA or search)

  2. Select the Limit tab

  3. Enter the amount of SOL you want to spend

  4. Set a trigger condition:

    • Market Cap — triggers when market cap reaches a threshold (e.g., 2M)

    • Price in USD — triggers at a specific USD price (e.g., $0.05)

    • Multiple — triggers at a price multiple from current (e.g., 5x or 0.5x)

    • Percentage change — triggers at a percentage move (e.g., +5% or -5%)

  5. Confirm the order


Limit Sell

  1. Open the trading panel for a token you hold, or navigate from Positions

  2. Select the Limit tab

  3. Enter the token amount or percentage to sell

  4. Set a trigger condition (same options as limit buy)

  5. Confirm the order


Order Behavior and Specifications

Property

Detail

Slippage

Uses your Buy Slippage or Sell Slippage setting from Buy Settingsarrow-up-right / Sell Settingsarrow-up-right

Expiration

Good-Til-Cancelled (GTC) — orders remain active until they execute or you cancel them. There is no automatic expiry.

Max active orders

No limit — you can have as many active limit orders as you want

Partial fills

Supported at the protocol level. However, partial fill notifications are not surfaced in Telegram — you will only be notified when an order fully executes or is cancelled.

Fee

1% swap fee per execution (same as market orders)


Managing Limit Orders

  • View all active limit orders from the home screen via the Limit Orders section

  • Each order shows the token, trigger condition, amount, and status

  • You can cancel any active order at any time

  • Orders execute automatically when the trigger condition is met


Tips

  • Limit orders use the same slippage settings as your market orders. If a limit order fails due to slippage, it will retry on the next price check.

  • Combine limit orders with your regular trading — for example, set a limit sell at your take-profit target while holding a position.

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