Markets & Risk Controls
Plan the trade. Define the boundaries.
Compare routes, pace an entry, and attach protection to a position. Keep the size, costs, and rules visible before you act.
Explore an example. Review the details.
Decide what happens next.
Swap 250,000 USDC into ETH on Base with no more than 0.3% slippage.
Execution with a plan
Make the limits part of the trade.
A trade is more than an entry price. Set how much to commit, how the order should execute, and what should happen if conditions change.
Compare the route
Review available quotes and route splits alongside expected output and your slippage ceiling.
Control the pace
Use timed slices to spread an entry. Specify the cadence and the conditions that pause execution.
Plan the exit
Review stop-loss, take-profit, and liquidation details before opening a supported perpetual position.
The workflow
A clear sequence.
A considered decision.
Follow the steps from the first question to the next action.
Explore all use cases- 01
Specify the position
Choose the market, size, and order approach.
- 02
Set the boundaries
Define slippage, timing, and exit conditions before approval.
- 03
Review and follow
Approve the plan, then track fills and the position as conditions change.
Know the boundaries
What to keep in view.
- Slippage limits and stop orders do not guarantee a fill or eliminate losses.
- Leverage increases exposure and liquidation risk.
- Execution depends on liquidity, network conditions, and venue availability.
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