Guide · 1.0.46

Ladder

Each row is a price. Green buys, red sells. A press on the size places an order at that price, even if the pointer is still moving. The cell under the pointer lights up. Right click sells, including on the price column.

A market with a 0.1 cent step only offers 0.1¢, 0.2¢, 0.5¢ and 1¢. A wider step folds more prices into one row.

Bid and ask show the full size up to 99,999,999. Only above that does the number shorten.

Polymarket Bitcoin perps do not offer a step under $1. The smallest row is one dollar.

On perps, Polymarket and Hyperliquid, a sell is still a buy of the other side of the contract. The flash stays white. Yellow is kept for a sell on a prediction.

A last trade never covers a live bid or ask size. If that cell still has size, the print moves to an empty cell beside it, on the same side. Only the latest trade is shown, and only in one cell. That holds for predictions, perps, Hyperliquid perps and outcomes, including a Bitcoin perp grouped at $5.

With the P/L column off, your entry is a thin line and a dot on the price. Yes is green: the dot is on the green side and the line runs toward the price, stopping before the number. No is red, from the other side. A whole price, such as 20¢, sits in the middle of that row. 20.5¢ sits on the edge between the 20¢ and 21¢ rows. With fees on, the mark uses the worse price after the fees you paid.

Book, next to Fees, changes the column. A row pays the taker fee only when closing there would take the live book. Selling above the bid, or buying under the ask, rests and pays nothing. A taker entry already paid is taken off.

Maximize hides the top bar, the column names and the Buy Yes row. Under the ladder, the chart is labeled Event and Outcome. The tooltip names that event and that outcome.

Decimal odds are 1 divided by the price, never under 1. On Hyperliquid outcomes that conversion is on every row.