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Pluto is a better way to trade onchain. We find efficient routes across decentralized exchanges and protect your swaps from MEV. One interface. Every trade.

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$Pluto brings multichain DEX aggregation into one clear trading flow, starting with Robinhood Chain.

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Describe a swap, compare the quote, review the fees, and trade from your wallet. Set a target price with limit orders or configure a TWAP across multiple parts.

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A target price and an expiry turn an idea into a limit-order plan.

Which part would you like a closer walkthrough of: PRICE or EXPIRY?

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Your last look before confirming: account context, trade details, then the confirmation step.

What is the one detail you never skip checking? Share your habit below.

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Set up a limit order, review the details, then find it in open orders.

Which update would you want first: a fill, an approaching expiry or a price change?

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From a trade idea to a review screen and status updates.

What helps you feel ready to confirm: clearer fees, token details or a simpler summary? Pick one.

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Wallet connected. Network selected. Account context in view.

What should always be visible while you trade: wallet, network or both?

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One configuration, several parts. Explore the TWAP parts control and review screen in Pluto.

What would help you understand this better: a timeline or a worked example?

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A limit order is a plan with a time window.

Explore setup, expiry and the open-orders view. Would you want an expiry reminder? Reply YES or NO.

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Connecting is the start. Reviewing is the next important step.

Compare the swap and limit-order review screens. Which detail deserves more space?

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Start with an intent. Fine-tune the amount in the trading workspace.

What would you prefer to type: a complete trade or just a token pair?

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Your selected network is part of every trade. Check it in the workspace and account panel before reviewing a swap.

Where should network context be most visible?

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A closer look at the TWAP workspace: choose a duration, then review the configuration.

Would a preset or a custom duration feel easier to use? Tell us why.

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From target price to submission and an open order.

What do you check first after placing a limit order?

An open order is not a completed fill.

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Enter an amount, then take a closer look before confirming.

What would make the review step clearer for you: fee detail, token info or network context?

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A sentence, a target price, or a time-based setup. Where would you start in Pluto?

Reply INTENT, LIMIT or TWAP.

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From intent entry to swap amounts, open orders and network selection: a quick tour of Pluto.

What should we make easier next? One specific suggestion below.

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Expiry and duration do different jobs: one bounds a limit order, the other configures a TWAP window.

Which would you like explained with an example?

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Swap, limit or TWAP: different trade setups, each with a review step.

Which walkthrough should we go deeper on next?

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Review, status, account activity. Three moments that matter in a swap flow.

Which status detail would you want front and center while waiting?

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New to Pluto? Start with your wallet, choose a network, then review the trade details.

What makes a trading app easier to learn: fewer steps or better explanations?

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Parts + duration = your TWAP configuration.

Watch both controls come together in the review screen. Which would you adjust first, and why?