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# Closing Trades

To close a trade on Rollie Finance, follow these steps:

1. Locate the trade you want to close in the "Open Orders" section on the dashboard. This section will display all your active positions.
2. You will find an X button on the right-hand side of the trade. Click on this button to initiate the trade closure process.
3. Confirm the transaction using your Metamask wallet. A prompt will appear in your wallet asking for confirmation to close the trade. Follow the required steps and confirm the transaction.
4. Wait for the confirmation of the trade closure. You will receive this confirmation in your wallet. Once the transaction is confirmed, your trade will be closed, and you will no longer have an active position in that particular trade.
5. It's important to note that closing a trade will result in the realization of any profits or losses associated with that trade. Consider your risk management strategy and current market conditions before closing a trade.


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