Trading Overview
Trading is where a Research click becomes an order — chart, holders, audit context, and the order panel all share one screen.
On the Polygon (Predictions) side of GraphDex, this section has a parallel — see Predictions side.
Open Trading from the header or — more often — by selecting a token from Research, Pulse, or Tracker. Token URLs follow the /sol/terminal/{token-address} pattern, so any shared Trading link drops you straight onto the right token page.
The trading screen carries everything you need for one order: name and symbol, Token and Pair controls, LIQ / MC / 5M Vol, activity tabs (transactions, top holders, your assets and orders, transaction history), market windows, buy/sell summary, the order panel, position summary, and token details with risk indicators.
The order panel splits cleanly into Market and Limit, with quick amount buttons, balance read-out, and the three execution levers — Priority, Bribe, Slippage — exposed right under the amount input.
One screen, one click, one trade
Pick Market or Limit, set the amount, confirm the execution profile, and send the order — every control you need lives on this page.
How an Order Comes Together
Layout of the trading screen — what every section, tab, and indicator carries.
Buy or sell at the best available price — fastest execution path.
Set a price and let the market come to you — patient execution.
TRADING SETTINGS
Trading Settings is the place to tune execution before you place a single order. Slow / Fast / Turbo presets cover most situations; advanced fields let you over-ride per order.
Slippage — how much price drift you tolerate between click and confirmation.
Priority fee — what you tip the validator scheduler to land sooner.
Validator bribe — direct payment to the block producer for inclusion preference.
Slow / Fast / Turbo presets — pre-tuned combinations of the above for one-click execution profiles.
All three levers appear inline on the order panel — change them on a per-order basis without leaving the trade.
ORDER PANEL
The order panel keeps Buy and Sell, Market and Limit, the amount input, quick amount buttons, balance, and the Priority / Bribe / Slippage trio all within a single line of sight.
Buy / Sell toggle at the top.
Market / Limit order-type selector.
Amount input with quick-pick buttons (e.g. fixed SOL values).
Priority, Bribe, Slippage read-outs with one-tap edit.
Deposit shortcut when the balance isn't enough for the order.
The panel shows
To use full functionality, register on the platformif the account isn't fully signed in — a reminder to finish Sign In & Connect before trading.
TOKEN ACTIVITY TABS
Right below the chart you'll find the token activity tabs — public activity on the left, your account-level data on the right.
Transactions — recent on-chain trades for the pair.
Top holders — concentration of supply at the time of viewing.
My assets — your wallet holdings of this token.
My orders — your active orders on this pair.
Transaction history — your prior trades on this pair.
Use the public tabs for context, the personal tabs for sizing the next move.
More to Explore
Full breakdown of every setting and preset before order one.
How to read the chart, the activity tabs, and the metric badges.
What Slow / Fast / Turbo actually configure under the hood.
Where your active orders and trade history live, plus how to cancel.
How GraphDex applies slippage and what wider tolerance actually costs.
How priority fees affect landing order in the Solana scheduler.
Speed has trade-offs. Before raising priority, bribe, or slippage, read Risk of Fast Execution Settings and Execution Risks.
FAQs
How do I open the trading screen for a token?
The fastest path is to click a row in Research, Pulse, or Tracker — the terminal opens the token page in Trading with the same selection. You can also use the header Trading entry, or paste a URL of the form /sol/terminal/{token-address}.
What order types does GraphDex support?
Market orders — buy or sell immediately at the best available price.
Limit orders — set a price and wait for the market to reach it.
Quick-suggestion presets (Slow / Fast / Turbo) sit on top of these to bundle priority, bribe, and slippage in one tap.
What do Priority, Bribe, and Slippage actually do?
Priority fee — tip to the validator scheduler to land your transaction sooner.
Validator bribe — direct payment to the block producer for inclusion preference.
Slippage — maximum price drift you tolerate between order and execution.
See Slippage, Priority Fee, and Validator Bribe for the full mechanics.
What does To use full functionality, register on the platform mean?
The order panel shows this when your session isn't fully signed in. Finish Sign In & Connect, confirm the connected wallet, and the order panel becomes fully active.
Where do I see my active orders and past trades?
Open the My orders and Transaction history tabs on the token page. For a cross-token view, see Orders & History.
Does GraphDex guarantee order execution?
No. GraphDex provides discovery, review, and execution tools — it does not guarantee transaction success, final price, token safety, or block inclusion. Always review liquidity, volume, transaction activity, holders, token details, and Trading Settings before placing an order.
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