Workspace
Select a wallet in the list to open its workspace. In Paper every number comes from the paper book; in Live, from positions the task actually opened. The two are never mixed, and a range selector scopes the statistics.
Task actions
The bar above the tabs holds everything you can do to the selected task. Arming Live happens from the Overview tab, never from a one-click button.
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Pause / Resume | Stops or restarts this task alone. Its history and settings stay. |
| Return to Paper | Live tasks only. Asks once, then new copies are simulated again. |
| Edit rules | Reopens the editor on any step. Changes to a Live task apply to its next real copies. |
| Clone | The same rules on an empty paper book, for testing a variation side by side. |
| Wallet profile | What the bot has seen of the wallet, and every task that copies it. |
| Delete | Asks first. Removes the task’s decisions and paper results and stops watching the wallet for it. |
Overview
The task’s headline numbers, a cumulative P&L curve, how rounds ended, why trades were skipped, and the Before going live panel with its Arm button.
Holdings
Open holdings marked to live pool prices, with each one’s exit levels, and a Closed rounds view with the result of every finished round. In Paper you can close a holding by hand, write off one with no price, or reset the book.
Activity
Every decision in order, filtered to All, Fills, Exits, Skips or Errors and searchable by token. Each skip carries its reason and each real trade links to Solscan, so a quiet task is never mistaken for a working one.
Rules
The sizing, entry filters and exits actually in effect, including what each inherited rule resolves to. Its Edit button opens the editor on the Exits step.
Execution
How well the copy kept up: decisions in the selected range, the detection delay from the wallet’s block to the bot seeing the trade, and your fill against the target’s, where a positive number means you paid more on a buy or received less on a sell.
What the statistics include
Rounds, win rate, profit factor, average win and loss, best and worst round, average hold, a cumulative P&L curve, exit and skip reasons, an arrival-delay histogram, and slippage against the target's price.
Compare wallets
Compare, at the top of the Wallets list, puts every task's cumulative realized P&L on one chart, so a wallet that only looked good in isolation stands out quickly.
Wallet profile
Wallet profile shows what the bot has seen of an address: its watch status, observed trades, and every task that copies it. Selecting a task jumps to its workspace, and Copy this wallet starts a new task for it.