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# Order volumes preset

This feature is available starting from Tiger.Trade 6.8 app version

In the **Settings** -> **Order volumes preset,** you can set the default order sizes to be used for each type of crypto instruments (on the left - for spot, on the right - for futures):

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When the option "**In quote currency**" is activated, the default order sizes will be set in the quote currency, and when it is disabled - in the base currency. The choice between the base currency and the quote currency is configured for spot and futures separately.

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### "Set for new windows" option

When the option is activated, the order size settings will be applied to all instruments, including those that have not previously been opened in  DOM/Chart windows:

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If the option is disabled, the order size settings will be applied only to those instruments that were opened in DOM or Chart windows at the time of applying the settings:

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To apply the settings, click "OK".


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