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# Limit Orders

Limit Orders (Buy / Sell)

Limit orders allow you to create Buy limit orders to purchase a token at a specific trigger price, as well as Sell limit orders used for Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL).

Triggers can be defined based on:

* Percentage (%)
* Market Cap (MC)
* Price ($)

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If Telegram Auto-Sell TP/SL is enabled, those settings will be used automatically for Sell limit orders (TP/ SL).
{% endhint %}

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### Creating Limit Orders via Web Extension

You can configure Buy limit orders and Sell limit orders (TP / SL) directly in the web extension.

#### Open Limit Orders

1. Open a token chart
2. The Thor web extension opens automatically
3. Click Limit Orders
4. Click + New in the top-right corner

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#### Configure the Order

Select the order type:

* Buy – Create a Buy limit order to purchase tokens at a defined trigger price
* Sell – Create a Sell limit order for Take Profit (TP) or Stop Loss (SL)

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#### Trigger Type

Choose how the trigger should be evaluated:

* % – Percentage-based trigger
* MC – Market cap-based trigger
* $ – Price-based trigger

Example trigger values:

* <mark style="color:$danger;">`-50%`</mark> for a Stop Loss
* <mark style="color:$success;">`+100%`</mark> for a Take Profit

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#### Set Amount

* Buy limit orders: enter the amount in SOL to buy
* Sell limit orders: enter the percentage (%) of tokens to sell

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#### Expiration

Choose how long the limit order should remain active:

* 1h
* 6h
* 24h
* 7d
* 30d

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#### Create the Order

Click Create Limit Order to activate the limit order.

The order will remain active until it is executed or expires.<br>


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