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# Setting Up the Swoop Extension
#### 1. Click on Extensions and open Swoop Extension
#### 2. Select “Settings”
#### 3. Configure the extension
1. **Order Size for Buying and Selling (in SOL)**
* **Buying:**\
For beginners, a recommended order size is **0.05–0.1 SOL**. You can set **4 to 8 preset values** for quick token purchases.
* **Selling:**\
Used for partial or full position exits, expressed in **percentages (%)**. You can set **4 to 8 preset values** for convenient quick-sell actions.
2. **Slippage for Buy and Sell Orders**
Defines the **maximum allowed price slippage** during a buy or sell. In this example, if the token price changes by **15%** while placing a buy order, the purchase will **not** be executed.
3. **Validator Fee on Purchase**
The **validator fee** directly affects the **speed of your transaction** when purchasing a token. The **higher** the fee, the **faster** your transaction will be processed. By default, **recommended values** are already set.
4\. **Solana Network Fee for Buy and Sell Orders**
This fee does **not significantly affect** transaction speed and can safely remain at **0.0001 SOL**.
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