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# Limit Order

Set your limit orders based on desired market value, price percentage, or specific price. After you click 'Confirm', your order will show up in the current orders listing, and you can cancel your limit orders before it has been executed.\
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Each limit order will try to execute up to 6 times, and it will be marked as "failed" after all 6 executions are unsuccessful.\
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\*It’s normal that the price you set may differ from the actual transaction price, don't worry it will within the slippage you set. If you want to reduce price discrepancies, you can:

1. Choose liquidity-rich pools.
2. Set an acceptable slippage (which may lead to order failure).
3. Split into multiple small transactions
4. Increase Gas Fees


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