Portfolio

Cash flow is not performance

Depositing money makes an account bigger; it does not make it better. The performance chart separates trading return from deposits and withdrawals, so funding a wallet never shows up as a gain and taking profit off the table never shows up as a loss. This sounds obvious and is wrong in a surprising number of products, where the equity line is simply the balance over time.

A figure the platform cannot verify is shown as absent, never estimated. An unpriced position reports that its price is unavailable rather than quietly counting as zero.

Positions

Every open position shows its average entry, current price, size, the exit plan attached to it, and which community or strategy opened it. Where a position was averaged into, the entry shown is volume-weighted across every fill rather than the first one — so the number beside it is the price the position actually holds.

History

Every completed trade shows entry and exit, each individual fill, and the fees broken out by type: network, platform, community. Each carries the transaction signature behind it, so any line in the history can be checked on chain by anyone, without taking the platform's word for it.

Deposits and withdrawals

Movements in and out are listed with amount, destination, status and signature, including the ones that failed and why. A withdrawal that is submitted but not yet confirmed is shown as pending rather than complete — the balance never claims something has settled before the chain agrees.

Sharing

Results can be exported as a shareable card, generated from the ledger rather than from anything a browser supplies, so the figure on a shared image is the figure in the account. Positions, closed trades and overall performance can each be shared, and a card for a period with no verified data is refused rather than rendered as zero.