# How to Adjust the Order Book Settings

1. Navigate to the Pro Page at the top left of the Terrace website.

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2. Shown in the following picture is the order book. The order book is a live list of every limit order currently waiting to be filled across all supported venues. It is divided into two sides:

* Bids (Green): These are the buyers. They are "bidding" for the asset. The highest bid is at the very top of this section because it’s the most attractive price for a seller to take.
* Asks (Red): These are the sellers. They are "asking" for a certain price. The lowest ask is at the bottom of this section because it’s the best deal for a buyer.

Shown in the middle of the order book is the spread. This is the difference between the highest price a buyer is willing to pay and the lowest price a seller is willing to accept. In the screenshot below, the spread is zero since both numbers are 84.6.

To adjust the orderbook price interval select the edit button above the orderbook:

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3. From here, you can change the price interval for the order book. &#x20;

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4. In addition to the price interval, you can also select the red and green buttons in the top right of the order book to see just the asks or the bids.

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You can also see the venues column on the right hand side of the order book. This show the specific liquidity sources (OKX, Binance, Bybit, Jupiter, etc.) where individual buy and sell orders originate within Terrace's aggregated order book.


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