Review realized position results
Audit completed position rounds with average entry and exit prices, total capital committed, proceeds, partial exits, and realized P&L.
Outcome
Realized P&L in SOL and percent
Capital
Total invested versus proceeds
Execution
Average entry and average exit
History
One record per completed round
What the Closed tab is for
Closed is the realized trade history. It keeps each completed position as its own record—even when the same mint has been traded more than once—so entry, additions, exits, and final performance remain attributable to the correct round.
Reading the interface
Read the position lifecycle, values, and available actions together before changing a record or placing another trade.
Realized result columns
Closed records replace live valuation with the actual completed outcome.
Exit time
The completed exit timestamp. Newly closed rows receive a brief arrival highlight when they first enter this view.
Average entry and exit
Weighted prices summarize completed entries, DCAs, partial exits, and the final close for that position round.
Invested and proceeds
Total Invested is the SOL committed to the round. Proceeds is the SOL returned by its exits.
Realized P&L
PnL and PnL % report the completed result. They are no longer affected by current token price.
History and investigation
A closed row remains connected to its original execution evidence.
DCA and partial exits
Counts show whether the final result came from one entry and exit or a multi-step position lifecycle.
Position details
Open a row to review its Overview, marked OHLCV Chart, and all-time Activity timeline.
Repeated token rounds
Rows are keyed by unique position ID, so multiple trades of the same mint stay separate instead of overwriting one another.
Token hand-off
Closed position details provide a Token Details action for returning to current token research.
Organizing history
Move old records out of the active history without losing them immediately.
Archive
Moves the selected closed record into Archived while preserving its position history and related trade records.
Delete permanently
Removes that position and its position history from the database. Token data and the separate transaction records are not deleted.
Search and sort
Find a symbol or mint, then sort by exit time, proceeds, P&L, or another supported column.
Recommended workflow
- 1
Start with the newest Exit Time or sort by realized P&L to find the rounds that need review.
- 2
Compare Total Invested, Proceeds, average prices, DCA count, and partial exits before judging the outcome.
- 3
Open Position Details to inspect the marked chart and complete sequence of trade events.
- 4
Archive records you no longer need in the daily history; reserve permanent deletion for records you intentionally want erased.
Practical guidance
- Use the Activity tab when wallet transfers or multiple position rounds make a single P&L number insufficient.
- Average entry and average exit are more representative than one transaction price after DCA or partial exits.
- Archiving is reversible and is the safer default for routine history cleanup.
Permanent deletion cannot be undone. It removes the position record and its history, although separate transaction and token data remain.