The bottom panel lists your positions, open orders, trade and order history, and the Risk tab. Positions and orders cover every market you trade, crypto and builder-deployed alike.
Positions
Each position shows its size and value, entry and mark price, P&L and return on margin (what closing it at market now would bring, after the opening fees paid and the closing fee; hover it for the figure before fees), liquidation price, margin, funding since it opened, and its stop and target with their distance from the mark. A stop or target turns amber once the price is 80% of the way there. Margin, funding and the fees in that P&L sit behind the arrow at the end of the row; the ⋯ menu moves the stop to break-even or +1R and adds or removes a trailing stop. The share button makes a picture of the position to post (see Sharing a trade).
Click a market name in any table to show it in the chart, book and ticket.
On a phone each position is a compact card with its P&L, entry, mark and liquidation price; the arrow shows value, margin and funding. Close and Stop / TP open a panel from the bottom of the screen with the same choices as the desktop table.
Closing
- Close closes the whole position at market; the arrow next to it offers 25% or 50% at market and a limit close. These are reduce-only orders, filled within the slippage limit.
- The exchange's minimum order is $10. A part below that is refused, and a remainder that would fall below it is closed together with the part; the notice says so.
- Close all closes every position at market.
- Close with a limit order opens a row for a reduce-only limit close: a size (percent or amount), a price on the profitable side of the mark, and Post only. It then rests under Open orders.
When a position is fully closed, its leftover stop and target orders are cancelled. A partly closed position keeps its whole-position stop and target, which shrink with it.
Open orders
Resting entries, stops, targets and trailing stops. Click an entry's price to edit it, or drag its line on the chart. Trailing stops show the exchange's own state, for example "Activation above 81072, Retracement 1000".
Leverage and margin mode
New positions default to isolated margin; switching the ticket to cross is remembered. The desk sets the leverage on the market before opening a new position. An open position keeps its own leverage and mode, and adding to it uses them. While entry orders wait in a market, a different leverage or mode is refused, because it would change those orders too.
Trade and order history
Trade history lists closed round trips; see History and P&L calendar. Order history lists your latest 300 orders with their final status: filled, cancelled, rejected and so on.
The Risk tab
Long, short, gross and net exposure, the estimated loss if every confirmed stop is hit, and the risk still waiting in unfilled entries, per market. See Open risk.