Many people study prediction markets and only ask, “Am I right?” I think we should also add: At what price and through what method am I prepared to participate? @Bagel_win offers order tools such as market orders, limit orders, and Combo orders. To me, their value lies in turning judgments into concrete operational conditions—not in having more features making it easier to profit. Take this hypothetical: A certain outcome is currently quoted at 0.60, but you’re only willing to consider entering around 0.55. A market order prioritizes execution at the current available price; a limit order lets you set a price condition, but may never fill. These numbers are merely illustrative of the tools, not a recommendation to trade. Especially when news breaks and prices move quickly, “I believe in this outcome” and “I accept this price right now” are two entirely different questions. Beyond directional judgment, you must also consider liquidity, fees, and actual execution. I prefer to clearly define the price I’m willing to pay first, then choose the order type. Tools help express your plan—but they can’t prove your plan is right. Often, reducing impulsive decisions is more useful than adding one more button.