//Keyboard Shortcuts

TIP

Press ? anywhere in the terminal to open the keyboard shortcuts overlay. The fastest way to trade is entirely keyboard-driven.

Navigation

Key	Action
Cmd+K / Ctrl+K	Open market palette (pair selector)
F1	Toggle Analysis drawer
F2	Toggle Performance / Behavioral drawer
F3	Toggle Alerts drawer
F5	Toggle Trade sidebar
F6	Toggle Probability Density drawer
M	Toggle Lite / Pro mode
F	Toggle Focus Mode
?	Open keyboard shortcuts overlay
Escape	Close active modal or drawer

Trade Entry

Key	Action
L	Set direction to Long
S	Set direction to Short
R	Reverse direction (Long ↔ Short)
I	Set order type to Limit
O	Set order type to Market
E	Focus entry price input field
Z	Focus stop loss input field

Leverage Presets

Key	Action
1	Leverage preset 1 (e.g. 2x)
2	Leverage preset 2 (e.g. 5x)
3	Leverage preset 3 (e.g. 10x)
4	Leverage preset 4 (e.g. 25x)
5	Leverage preset 5 (e.g. 50x)

Risk Sizing

Key	Action
Alt+1	Risk 0.5% of equity
Alt+2	Risk 1% of equity
Alt+3	Risk 2% of equity
Alt+4	Risk 5% of equity
Alt+5	Risk custom % (manual input)
[	Decrease risk % by 0.5
]	Increase risk % by 0.5
=	Reset risk % to default

Position Management

Key	Action
Q	Open Quick Close modal
Alt+P	Switch to Positions tab
Alt+O	Switch to Orders tab
Alt+H	Switch to History tab

INFO

Number keys (1–5) and letter keys (L, S, E, Z, etc.) only fire when no text input field is focused. The terminal detects whether a field is active before consuming the keypress, so typing in the search or price fields works normally.

//Orderbook

INFO

The Orderbook is a Pro mode feature. Switch to Pro mode using the Lite/Pro toggle in the top bar or press M.

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Orderbook — real-time bid/ask depth visualization with sized bars

The orderbook shows real-time bid and ask limit orders at each price level. Green bars represent buy orders (bids), red bars represent sell orders (asks). Bar width indicates relative order volume at each level.

The spread is displayed between the best bid and ask. Cumulative depth is shown at the edges, giving a sense of total available liquidity on each side.

On Hyperliquid, the orderbook updates via WebSocket for minimal latency. On other exchanges, it polls at regular intervals.

TIP

The Depth Badge in the trade sidebar's pre-trade cost breakdown uses live orderbook data to estimate how much of the book your order would consume and the resulting slippage.

//Tape Reader

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Tape reader — live feed of executed trades with direction, size, and price

The tape reader shows a live feed of executed trades on the selected market. Each entry displays: direction (buy or sell, color-coded), trade size, execution price, and timestamp.

Large trades that exceed a significant size threshold are visually highlighted, making it easy to spot institutional-level activity or whale movements.

Switch between the Orderbook and Tape Reader using the Book/Trades tab strip at the top of the Pro mode column.