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# Limit Sell
{% hint style="info" %}
Limit orders get deleted automatically once executed or at the expiry time
{% endhint %}
1. Start a regular [🔴 Sell](/telegram-bot-user-guide/markdown.md) task by clicking 'Sell' and then clicking on the token you want to sell
2. If you do not own the token you want to setup your limit order to sell, paste the contract address in and press enter.
3. Click Limit Orders
You will then be greeted by this screen, This defaults to 'Buy' so you need to click 'Sell' like the image below.
| Button | Action | Response |
| ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Sell | Should be green for a sell limit order | |
| Buy | Should be red meaning not active | |
| Expiry | Set the expiry time in minute e.g 60 for 1 hour | `When should your limit order expire? Set in hours (e.g., 0.5 = 30mins, 24 = 24 hours)` |
| Gas Fee | Enter the amount in SOL you want to set your priority gas fee in, higher = quicker land | `Please enter the tip amount in SOL` |
| Slippage | Set the buy slippage amount | `Please enter slippage percentage (e.g., 1 for 1%)` |
| Price Limit |
Enter the percentage of the current price at which you want to create the order.
You cannot do this for a token that is not currently listed/trading on daos.fun
| |
| MC Limit |
Enter target mcap value.
You should use this for a token that is not listed
| |
| Submit Order | Submit Limit Order | |
| Close | Close the current Menu | |
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