> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gpu.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gpu.net/gvex/start-trading.md).

# Start Trading

#### Wallet Setup

GVEX supports MetaMask and all EVM-compatible wallets.

**Add GANChain Network to Your Wallet**:

1. Open MetaMask (or your EVM wallet)
2. Navigate to Networks → Add Network
3. Enter the following details:
   * **Network Name**: GANChain
   * **RPC URL**: <https://rpc.gpu.net/>
   * **Chain ID**: 4048
   * **Currency Symbol**: GPU
   * **Block Explorer**: <https://www.gpu.net/ganchain>
4. Save and switch to GANChain network

#### Connect & Verify

1. Navigate to <https://www.gpu.net/gvex>
2. Click "Connect Wallet"
3. Select your wallet provider (MetaMask recommended)
4. Approve the connection request in your wallet
5. Complete on-chain verification (one-time process)

You're now ready to trade.

#### Place Orders

**Understanding the Interface**:

The GVEX trading interface displays:

* **Orderbook**: Real-time list of all buy (bids) and sell (asks) orders with their prices and quantities
* **Order Entry Panel**: Input fields for placing your orders
* **Order History**: Your active and completed orders
* **Trade History**: Recent trades executed on the pair

**Placing a Limit Order**:

1. Select your trading pair (GPU/USDT or Nodes/USDT)
2. Choose "Limit" order type
3. Enter your desired price (must be a multiple of the tick size)
4. Enter your order size (There's no minimum order for $GPU. And for GAN Node it is 1,order needs to be in whole numbers)
5. Select "Buy" or "Sell"
6. Review the order details
7. Click "Place Order"
8. Confirm the transaction in your wallet

Your limit order will be added to the orderbook and will execute when a matching order is available at your specified price or better.

**Placing a Market Order**:

1. Select your trading pair
2. Choose "Market" order type
3. Enter your order size
4. Select "Buy" or "Sell"
5. Review the estimated execution price (based on current orderbook)
6. Click "Place Order"
7. Confirm the transaction in your wallet

Market orders execute immediately against the best available prices in the orderbook. Note that large market orders may experience slippage if they consume multiple price levels.

#### Manage Orders

**Canceling Open Orders**:

1. Navigate to "Orders" section
2. Locate the order you want to cancel
3. Click "Cancel"

**Monitoring Your Trades**:

* **Open Orders**: View all your pending limit orders
* **Order History**: Track completed, canceled, and rejected orders
* **Trade History**: See all your executed trades with timestamps and prices
* **Portfolio**: Monitor your token balances and total value

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