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# Creating Orders
From within the UI, click on the drop down on the left to select a market.
The default market is BTC - select this box.
Select a perpetual from the list.
For this example Fartcoin has been selected. Select buy for longs, sell for shorts. Select a buy amount - the minimum order size is $11. Select your leverage and limit price if appropriate. *Always review your order size and liquidation price.* Click 'Create Buy Order' to continue.
No signatures are required - you will simply see 'sending order' while it processes.
When you return to the main dashboard, you will now see a new section at the bottom reflecting your positions.
This new section illustrates your positions and also enables you to action to close them as well as edit your TP/SL. To edit your TP/SL, click 'edit TP/SL'.
Here you can make changes to your take profit and stop loss prices and click 'save exit trigger' whe complete.
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