How to Trade in Vite App

There is a DEX integrated inside Vite wallet, called ViteX. Orders will be matched by ViteX (smart contract) and recorded on Vite blockchain. Click on any trading pair to jump from DEX (C.3) to sub-page Trade.

There are four icons at top frame. Two on left side are 'back' and 'close'; the rest two on right side are 'refresh' and 'invitation code'.
As you can see, it’s quite beneficial after active referral code. So fill in as early as you can.
There are 4 sub-pages of DEX and they are Assets, Trade(default), Order and Mining. Click on the 4 icons at bottom frame to switch to another.
1. Let’s begin with Trade: Take VX/BTC as example: click on it and you can find the image on right side. Many useful information could be found in top area: token logo, operator name, mining type, real-time price and change, highest/lowest price and volume in last 24hour. You can follow up this pair by light up the star icon. Then main part of this sub-page is trading area. You can place buy/sell orders by filling in price and amount. Below ‘Buy VX’ button, it is order book, where you can see buy orders and sell orders with price and amount. Order book is split into two parts, the grey area (upper) and white area(lower). Orders in grey area is valid for market-making mining. There is a hint when you fill in price frame. At the bottom of this sub-page, it’s your own orders which are not fulfilled yet.
2. Let’s move to Assets. It’s a bit similar to Exchange Asset. We skip that part, since we can show you here. Click on ‘Assets’, the first icon at bottom, you can see the image shown on right side. It’s showing the balance of current address on the top area; Then information of different coin is following: wallet balance, exchange total balance and exchange available balance. The difference of last two is when you place buy or sell orders, tokens will be locked until order is cancelled or completed. You can migrate your assets between wallet and exchange by ‘Transfer’. Click on ‘Trade’ and you can find all relative pairs.
3. Let’s move to Order. Click on ‘Order’ at bottom and you can find two columns shown as ‘Open Orders’ and Order History’. On-going orders are shown at ‘Open Orders’; Completed or cancelled orders are shown at ‘Order History’. Use the filer Date, Type, Side and Status to make quick search.
4. Last sub-page of DEX is Mining. Since it is the most attractive part and also complex, we will discuss in a separate section.