Context
The interface offers market, limit, and trigger orders. Each carries a different
execution guarantee, and the difference between "this will fill" and "this may
fill" is exactly what a reader needs to understand before relying on a stop.
Scope
- Each order type: what it does, when it executes, and what is not guaranteed.
- Trigger orders specifically: take-profit and stop-loss, how trigger price
relates to execution price, and the conditions under which a stop does not
protect a position.
- Order lifecycle: created, pending, executed, cancelled, expired — matching the
states the interface and indexer actually use.
- Slippage and how the slippage setting interacts with each type.
- How each maps to contract calls, linking to the reference pages.
Acceptance criteria
Out of scope
- The trade-panel walkthrough (DX-077 is oracles; the guide is DX-077+).
Spec: docs/dx_1/003_content_map.md §3 · Depends on: DX-075
Context
The interface offers market, limit, and trigger orders. Each carries a different
execution guarantee, and the difference between "this will fill" and "this may
fill" is exactly what a reader needs to understand before relying on a stop.
Scope
relates to execution price, and the conditions under which a stop does not
protect a position.
states the interface and indexer actually use.
Acceptance criteria
apps/webimplementations, with filepaths named.
Out of scope
Spec:
docs/dx_1/003_content_map.md§3 · Depends on: DX-075