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# Submitting a HIP-4 Order

The order entry UI is the same as Polymarket. 

1. HIP-4 Markets can be access via [Predict](https://app.tread.fi/predict/hyperliquid) from the top navigation bar, Hyperliquid tab. 
2. **Pick an event and an outcome.** Each event has a price-history chart and one or more outcomes (typically Yes/No, but Hyperliquid sometimes uses labels like A/B or custom names defined by the market creator).
3. **Choose an order type.** The supported types are the same as Polymarket:
   * **Market** executes immediately against the best available prices.
   * **Limit** sets the price (in cents, where 1 cent = 1% probability) you're willing to pay or receive.
   * [**VWAP**](/creating-and-submitting-orders/advanced-settings/trajectories/vwap.md) spreads the order over time at volume-weighted average pricing.
   * [**TWAP**](/creating-and-submitting-orders/advanced-settings/trajectories/twap.md) and [**Aggressive Maker**](/creating-and-submitting-orders/strategies/aggressive-maker.md) are also available. 
4. **Enter trade size,** eitehr by dollar amount or by number of shares. Your available balance shows next to the field and turns red if you exceed it. 

{% hint style="info" %}
Hyperliquid enforces a 10 USDH minimum per order placement on HIP-4. Your order size  needs to be large enough that *every* placement clears 10 USDH — not just the total margin. Undersized trades will result in rejected placements or an idle bot.
{% endhint %}


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