Closed Positions
The Closed Positions tab gives you a detailed view of all completed trades, allowing you to evaluate your trading performance and refine your strategy.
Step 1: Locate the Closed Positions Tab
Scroll down on the trading page and click on the Closed Positions tab, located next to Open Positions, Limit Orders, and Trade History.
Step 2: Columns and What They Mean
Contract:
Trading pair for the closed position (e.g., BNB/USDT, SOL/USDT).
Helps identify which assets were traded.
Volume:
Total value of the trade in USDT (e.g., 9,999.95 USDT for BNB/USDT).
Reflects the size of the position with leverage included.
Quantity:
The amount of the base currency traded (e.g., 15.28 BNB or 42.21 SOL).
Entry Price:
Price at which the position was opened (e.g., 654.4 USDT for BNB).
Exit Price:
Price at which the position was closed (e.g., 654.3 USDT for BNB).
Used to calculate profit or loss.
Trade Type:
Trade: Closed manually.
TP/SL: Closed due to hitting a Take Profit (TP) or Stop Loss (SL) level.
P&L (A):
Realized profit or loss:
Positive values in green (e.g., +0.01 USDT).
Negative values in red (e.g., -64.52 USDT).
Exit Type:
Explains why the position was closed (e.g., manually, TP, or SL).
Open At and Closed At:
Exact timestamps for when the trade was opened and closed.
(Image Placeholder: Highlight all columns on the Closed Positions tab and include a callout for examples like BNB/USDT and SOL/USDT.)
Step 3: Analyze Closed Positions
Review Profit/Loss:
Use P&L (A) to evaluate the success of each trade.
Identify patterns based on profitable or loss-making trades.
Compare Entry and Exit Prices:
Look at the difference between Entry Price and Exit Price to understand how market movement affected your trade.
Duration of Trades:
Check the Open At and Closed At columns to assess how long each trade lasted.
Manual vs. Automated Closures:
Use Trade Type and Exit Type to evaluate if manual or automated closures (via TP/SL) were more effective.
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