Orders and trade settings

Slippage

Slippage tolerance is the maximum execution-price movement accepted by the trade. Higher slippage can help execution in fast markets but increases the risk of a poor fill or adverse execution.

Use the lowest practical value for the market's liquidity and volatility. A trade can still fail if the quoted route changes before execution.

Gas and priority fees

The spot panel displays a gas control, and TrenchView provides advanced quick-buy settings. Higher fees can improve inclusion speed but do not guarantee execution or profitability.

Price impact

Price impact estimates how much the order itself moves the pool price. It is different from slippage tolerance. Large impact is a warning that the order is large relative to available liquidity.

Expected output

Expected output is an estimate based on the current route and pool state. Review the final minimum received or maximum spent in the transaction prompt.

Open Orders

The Open Orders table can include venue, market, order type, direction, original size, remaining size, order and mark price, value, expiry/time-in-force, and wallet.

Cancel or replace

When controls are available, cancel an unwanted open order before placing a conflicting replacement. Confirm whether part of the order already filled.

User settings

Profile settings can store network-specific trading preferences for HyperEVM, Solana, and supported outcome markets. Review saved settings after switching device, wallet, or network.