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Trading Console

The Trade tab is a full manual trading terminal for perpetual futures: a live candlestick chart, a real-time order book, and an order ticket that supports everything from a simple market order to TWAP and scaled-ladder execution. Orders are placed through your own saved exchange API keys. Guests can explore the whole view — the chart and order book are live. Placing orders requires a connected wallet and saved exchange credentials.
The Trade tab with live chart, order book, order ticket and bottom drawer.
First time here? A “Take the tour” pill appears for new visitors — an optional guided walkthrough that points out each part of the Trade view. Dismiss it any time.

Layout

Top Ribbon

  • Symbol selector — search any market, with a Favorites section for quick access to the pairs you trade most.
  • Exchange selector — switch between your connected exchanges; each shows its own equity.
  • Logged-out users see a prompt to connect an exchange instead of balance figures.

Chart

A native candlestick chart with selectable timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m, and more). It refreshes live without yanking your pan/zoom position back to default.

Order Book Panel

  • Order Book / Trades tabs — switch between book depth and the live trade tape.
  • My Orders toggle — highlight your own resting orders inside the book.
  • Price aggregation control — group price levels into wider buckets to read depth at a glance.
  • Depth toggle — adjust how much of the book is shown.

Order Ticket

The right-hand panel where orders are built. Core order types are inline tabs, with advanced execution methods under More:
MethodWhat it does
LimitResting order at your price
MarketImmediate fill at the best available price
StopTriggered order once price crosses your level
TWAPSplits your size into N slices spread evenly across a time window
ScaleLadders multiple limit orders across a price range
IcebergShows only part of your size at a time
ChaseRe-prices your order to the top of the book every few seconds
SniperWaits for a trigger price to cross, then fires a market order
Ticket controls:
  • Buy / Sell side selection
  • Leverage slider with quick-set buttons; cost and margin impact are estimated live, along with an approximate liquidation price
  • Time in force — GTC, IOC, or FOK
  • Post Only — ensures your limit order only adds liquidity (maker)
  • Reduce Only — order can only shrink an existing position, never open or grow one
  • TP / SL — attach take-profit and stop-loss brackets to the order
  • Hedge / Cross badges — the account runs in hedge mode (long and short can coexist on a symbol; required by the bot strategies) and cross margin. Switch to isolated margin from your exchange’s own web UI if you need per-position risk caps.
Large orders get a confirmation gate: live orders at 25x leverage or higher, or with notional of $10,000 or more, ask you to confirm before submission.

Bottom Drawer

A tabbed drawer along the bottom keeps your account state next to the chart:
TabContents
PositionsOpen positions with size, entry, mark, and unrealized PnL
OrdersResting orders, with cancel controls
BotsYour bots, viewable without leaving the Trade view
FillsRecent executions
ActivityEvent feed — fills, bot events, errors

How to Place an Order

1

Pick the market

Use the symbol selector (star your regulars as Favorites) and choose the exchange you want to trade on.
2

Build the ticket

Choose an order method, side, price, and size. Use the percentage shortcuts to size relative to your available balance at the current leverage.
3

Set protections (optional)

Toggle Post Only / Reduce Only, set time in force, and attach TP/SL brackets.
4

Submit

Review the estimated cost, margin impact, and liquidation price, then submit. The order appears in the Orders tab; fills appear in Fills and Positions.

Tips

  • Click into the book — use the order book to gauge where liquidity sits before placing limit orders; widen the aggregation to see the bigger structure.
  • Markets tab first — the Markets scanner finds high-volume, high-volatility pairs; clicking a row lands here with the symbol preloaded.
  • Watch bots from the drawer — the Bots tab in the bottom drawer lets you watch a bot’s orders hit the tape on the chart above it.
  • Advanced methods need the engine running — TWAP, Scale, Iceberg, Chase, and Sniper are executed client-side over time; keep the terminal open while they work.