Order Panel: Execution & Position Design Engine
This module is not just for placing orders—it is used for position structuring and risk modeling.
Margin Mode: Cross vs Isolated
These represent two fundamentally different risk models:
Cross Margin All account funds are shared as margin.
Pros: higher resilience to volatility
Cons: one bad trade can impact entire account
Use cases:
Trend trading
Lower leverage
Swing positions
Isolated Margin Each position has independent margin.
Max loss = margin allocated to that position
Use cases:
High leverage trades
Breakout strategies
Experimental trades
👉 Advantage: risk is contained per position
Leverage Adjustment
Leverage determines the distance between entry price and liquidation price. Higher leverage → liquidation price closer → less tolerance👉 Professionals use leverage to:
Match stop-loss distance
Optimize capital efficiency (not just maximize gains)
Limit Orders
Allows execution at a specified price.Use cases:
Buy at support
Sell at resistance
Advantages:
Lower slippage
Better risk/reward
Market Orders
Executes immediately at current market price.Use cases:
Entering breakouts
Fast stop-loss
Emergency exits
👉 Designed for speed-first execution
Position Slider (Capital Allocation Tool)
A quick position sizing calculator:
No need for manual margin calculation
Allocate based on account percentage
👉 Critical for fast execution in volatile markets
Take Profit / Stop Loss System
One of the most important features—automated risk control:
Stop loss → exit when trade is invalidated
Take profit → lock in gains
👉 Without stop-loss, risk is effectively unlimited
Reduce-Only Function
Ensures orders only reduce positions, not reverse them.Use cases:
Partial profit-taking
Grid exits
Controlled position reduction
👉 A key tool for professional position management
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