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# Advanced Trading

Switch to Advanced Trading to expand on asset trading options with improved charting tools, order and liquidity history, limit orders, and a list of open orders.

Go to <https://app.beamswap.io/expertswap>. You can also find it in the Beamswap app in the top menu under Exchange > Swap > "Turn on Advanced Trading" button below the token pair chart.

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### Core features

Navigate listed assets and trade them using advanced tools powered by TradingView.

#### Search token pair

In the top search field, find the token pair by symbol name, contract, or individual token, or simply choose from the drop-down list.

#### Top tokens

Right below the search field, check out the top tokens on Beamswap and their real-time market values.

**Trading chart and tools**

Powered by TradingView, trading charts and tools represent the core instruments and features for an optimal trading experience.

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#### Exchange/Liquidity

On the right-hand side of the screen, you can exchange tokens in seconds or add liquidity to the pool.

#### Trade history

Right below the Exchange/Liquidity field, the Trade History lists the latest trades on Beamswap in USD, USDC, and WGLMR values.


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