The logical order of the order placement interface during alpha project trading could be optimized. Many traders prefer using market orders (immediate execution) rather than limit orders (placing an order and waiting), but the current interface design often places limit orders first, which conflicts with their trading habits.

In reality, players engaging with meme and alpha projects mostly operate with the mindset of immediate execution—once they place an order, it should be filled automatically, without repeated confirmations. Once this muscle memory is formed, it can easily lead to mistakes when they need to place a limit order. I have experienced this twice: I set a limit order to catch the bottom, but I didn't confirm the transaction in time, and the price doubled afterward. By the time I realized, I had already missed the opportunity.

If the option for immediate execution could be placed at the front, and limit orders moved to the back, it might reduce such misoperations. The design logic of the trading interface should align with users' real habits, rather than contradicting them.