# Range Order

Range orders allow you to easily scale in or out of a position, automating the process of averaging your entry or exit price. Set a single order to buy or sell a token within a specific price range, such as buying ETH from $1900–1800 or selling ETH from $2000-2100.&#x20;

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### Benefits of Carbon DeFi

* **Irreversible**\
  Once orders within your range are filled, they will not be undone should the market retrace.
* **Partial Fills**\
  Range orders can be partially filled and remain irreversible.&#x20;
* **No Trading or Gas Fees on Filled Orders**

  Makers pay no gas when a trade is executed, and there are currently no maker fees on Carbon DeFi.
* **Adjustable**\
  Easily edit without withdrawing funds. Adjust orders onchain, saving time and gas.
* **Zero Slippage**\
  The price you set is what you'll receive.
* **MEV - Sandwich Attack Resistant**

  Due to it's irreversible nature.

Carbon DeFi's range orders not only simplify the scaling in and out processes but also add a layer of security and predictability to trading in the DeFi space.<br>

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More on Scaling In and Scaling Out using Carbon DeFi’s range orders: [Crypto Trading 101: Scaling In and Out](https://medium.com/carbondefi/crypto-trading-101-scaling-in-and-out-16f2ef27373d)


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