# How to Create a Trade

1\. You can create a trade by clicking the green "+" icon.

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3\. Select the trade type: spot through Jupiter (live) or perpetuals (coming soon).

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4\. Select the trade direction: long or short.

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5\. Select the asset you want to trade.

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6\. Enter the trade details. Note: Entry and Target price are informational for users depositing. As a trader you can begin executing at any time, make multiple entries, and multiple exit trades.

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