> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.alcor.exchange/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.alcor.exchange/main-page-overview/markets/market-exchange.md).

# Market Exchange

When you click on any token pair in [**Markets**](/main-page-overview/markets.md) it will bring you to that token pairs market exchange. This example uses the TLM to WAX market in the WAX mainnet. The information on token pairs in other mainnets may be slightly different.&#x20;

![TLM to WAX market](/files/-MgBQ7BhtlBTGDTLkU0G)

**Red Box** - Shows all open orders or the "Order books".

**Yellow Box** - Graphical information on your selected token pair.

**Orange Box** - An easy way to switch between markets without going back to the markets page.

**Blue Box** - Shows your [**open orders**](/main-page-overview/markets/market-exchange/order-history.md) and order history.

**Pink Box** - Place limit orders and market trades.

**Green Box** - Shows all of the recently executed trades.


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