Print - Pacifica

Print lets you earn yield while your orders wait to be filled. Instead of a limit order that sits idle until the market reaches it, a Print order pays you a daily payout for every day it waits — and still opens your position at the exact price you chose.

How Print Works

You set a target price and a direction:

Print Long — target price below the current market (“if BTC drops to X, I’ll buy”).
Print Short — target price above the current market (“if BTC rises to X, I’ll sell”).

You lock a deposit as margin, pick your leverage, and the order goes live. From there you earn a payout every 24 hours while you wait. Your order isn’t filled the moment the market touches your target — it’s checked once at the end of each 24-hour block: if the market has reached your target by then, it fills at your target price; if not, it rolls into the next block and keeps earning.

A Print order earns yield at every 24-hour checkpoint while it waits, then fills at your target price

Print vs. Limit Orders

Like a limit order, you pick a side, a target price, and a leverage. What’s different is everything about waiting and filling:

	Limit order	Print order
Earn while waiting	No	Yes — a payout every 24 hours
When it can fill	The instant the market touches your price, any time	Only at the end of each 24-hour block
Fill price	Your limit price	Your target price
If the price never reaches it	Rests unchanged until you cancel	Auto-rolls to a new target at the same % distance, and keeps earning
Capital while waiting	Reserved, earns nothing	Locked as margin, and earns yield every cycle
Cancelling	Removed immediately	Resolves at the end of the current 24-hour block

The most important difference: a limit order fills the moment price touches it. A Print order only checks at the end of each 24-hour block. If the market dips to your target intraday and bounces back, a limit order would have filled — a Print order does not. It only fills if the market has reached or passed your target at the 24-hour mark.

In This Section

Placing & Managing Orders — the inputs you set, and how to cancel or withdraw.
The 24-Hour Cycle — how fills and roll-overs work.
Yield — how your payout is calculated and what drives it.
Margin & Liquidation — leverage, liquidation price, and your maximum loss.
Examples — worked scenarios with real numbers.
Specifications — limits and parameters at a glance.
FAQ — common questions.

​How Print Works

​Print vs. Limit Orders

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How Print Works

Print vs. Limit Orders

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