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An order is an instruction sent to the market. A position appears only after that order is executed. One position can also have multiple related orders attached to it, such as Take Profit and Stop Loss. See Open positions and orders.
A Market order aims to execute immediately at the best available price. A Limit order waits until the market reaches the price you chose.
Long means you are trading for price growth. Short means you are trading for price decline.
Under Cross margin, open positions can use the broader available account balance as support. This gives the trade more room, but it also exposes more of the account.
Under Isolated margin, only the margin assigned to that specific position is at risk. This gives tighter control over one trade, but the position can be liquidated faster if it moves against you. See Liquidation price and risk engine.
Available balance can change because of unrealized PnL, margin usage, and active orders. Under cross margin, these effects are especially visible. See Margin explained.
On perpetuals, the result can change not only because of price, but also because of funding. If you held the position through a funding event, check Funding History and the market’s current funding conditions.
Open the Orders tab in the lower panel of the trading screen.
Open the Positions tab in the lower panel of the trading screen.
You can add them in the order panel before opening the trade or from the Positions tab after the position is already open. See How to manage TP/SL.
Breakeven position is a dedicated Entry Finance feature that places a stop-loss order at the breakeven level for an open position. It removes the need to calculate the breakeven level manually. See Breakeven position.
Active orders can be canceled from the Orders tab. Related exit orders such as TP and SL are managed from the Positions tab. See Edit or cancel orders/positions.