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Set the level, walk away. Limit orders execute automatically when price reaches your target — take profits and cut losses without staring at minute candles (which makes your trading worse anyway).

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Order types

You can combine them on one position — a TP at +100% and an SL at −40% — and whichever triggers first wins.

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How to set one

  1. On a token page, switch the trade panel to Limit.
  2. Choose the trigger: target price or market cap.
  3. Set the amount — tokens, USDC, or % of position.
  4. Confirm. The order appears in the Orders tab of the token page and in your Portfolio.
limit order form + open order shown on chart

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How execution works

Trady’s limit orders are managed off-chain and executed on-chain when triggered:
  • Price is monitored in real time; when your trigger hits, the order executes with the scoped signing permission you granted at creation. You don’t need the tab open — orders fire while you sleep.
  • Execution respects your Transaction Settings; on fast dumps, expect fills near-but-not-exactly-at your trigger (that’s the chain, not the terminal).

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The strategy everyone should steal

Recover your initials early. Bought 1 SOL of something and it 2x’d? A take-profit selling 50% at 2x returns your 1 SOL — everything left is house money, and every decision after that gets easier. If you screenshot the profit for the group chat, that’s usually the sign to set the order. (One click on a position: Sell init — see Quick Sell.)

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Mini-FAQ

Do limit orders expire? Open orders stay visible in the Orders tab; cancel anytime. Can a stop loss fail? On a violent rug, price can gap through your level faster than any transaction can land — a stop loss reduces risk, it doesn’t abolish it. This is true on every terminal; anyone claiming otherwise is lying to you.