Trade History
The Trade History tab provides a detailed overview of all executed trades, including both open and closed trades. It allows you to review past transactions and gain insights into your trading activities.
Step 1: Locate the Trade History Tab
Scroll down to the Trade History tab, located next to Open Positions, Limit Orders, and Closed Positions.
This tab lists every trade, including timestamps, trade types, and key details.
Step 2: Columns and Their Meanings
Date
Shows the exact time and date the trade was executed (e.g., 01-12-2024 13:44).
Useful for analyzing when trades occurred during specific market conditions.
Contract
Displays the trading pair involved in the trade (e.g., BNB/USDT, SOL/USDT).
Helps identify the assets traded.
Side
Indicates whether the trade was a Long (green) or Short (red).
Reflects the direction of the trade.
Price
The price at which the trade was executed.
For Long orders, this represents the price paid; for Short orders, the price received.
Quantity
The number of units traded (e.g., 15.28 BNB or 42.21 SOL).
Reflects the actual traded amount.
Volume
The total value of the trade in USDT.
Example: 9,999.95 USDT for a BNB/USDT Long.
Status
Indicates the completion status of the trade:
Completed: Trade successfully executed.
Partially Filled (not visible here but possible): Indicates some of the order has been executed.
Step 3: How to Use the Trade History Tab
Review Past Trades:
Analyze the execution price, quantity, and volume for each trade.
Use this data to understand your performance in different market conditions.
Track Completed Trades:
Ensure all trades marked Completed align with your trading strategy and expectations.
Analyze Trade Timing:
Use the Date column to evaluate how market volatility impacted your trades at specific times.
Compare Buy vs. Sell:
Analyze Side to determine how well your Long and Short decisions align with market trends.
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