Portfolio: your complete PnL picture
Spot and perpetuals get their own dashboards, because they are different businesses. Both show what you hold, what it is worth and exactly how you got there.
| Token | Bought | Sold | Remaining | PnL % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VERTEX | 120 SOL | 60 SOL | 1.9M | +41% |
| NOVA | 40 SOL | 40 SOL | 0 | +188% |
| QUARK | 18 SOL | 6 SOL | 220K | -9% |
How it works
- 01
Open the spot dashboard
Total value, available balance and unrealized PnL sit at the top, with a PnL chart underneath.
- 02
Break the results down
Performance is grouped by profitability range, so you can see whether your edge comes from a few outliers or the whole book.
- 03
Review active positions
Each position shows bought, sold, remaining and PnL %, so a half-exited winner is not confused with a full one.
- 04
Audit the activity feed
Every action is listed with explorer links, so you can verify any fill onchain.
Spot: the whole position lifecycle
The spot dashboard starts with the numbers you check first: total value, available balance and unrealized PnL, plus a PnL chart that shows the shape of the account over time rather than a single snapshot.
Underneath that sits a performance breakdown by profitability range. This is the honest view of a trading account. Most traders discover that a small number of positions carry the entire result, and that the middle of the distribution is noise they could stop trading tomorrow.
Active positions show bought, sold, remaining and PnL % together. That combination matters: a position that is 200% up on paper but already 80% sold is a different situation from one still fully on.
The activity feed records everything with explorer links, so the platform's numbers are always checkable against the chain.
| Token | Bought | Sold | Remaining | PnL % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VERTEX | 120 SOL | 60 SOL | 1.9M | +41% |
| NOVA | 40 SOL | 40 SOL | 0 | +188% |
| QUARK | 18 SOL | 6 SOL | 220K | -9% |
Perps: a separate scoreboard
Leverage results do not belong in the same table as spot results. The perpetuals dashboard tracks all-time volume, total PnL, trade count and account value on its own.
Open positions carry entry, mark and liquidation prices, margin and any TP/SL you have attached, and trade history keeps the record of closed business. Keeping the two dashboards separate makes it obvious which side of your trading is actually paying.
- Spot: total value, available balance, unrealized PnL, PnL chart
- Performance breakdown by profitability range
- Positions with bought, sold, remaining and PnL %
- Perps: all-time volume, total PnL, trade count, account value
From review to next trade
A portfolio view is only useful if it changes behaviour. If the breakdown shows your losses cluster in fast flips, limit orders and pre-set exits are the fix. If they cluster in bad fills, MEV protection and slippage settings are.
And when the answer is that there is nothing worth trading, you can convert holdings to USDC in two clicks or move capital into yield at up to 15% APY with instant withdrawals.
Keep reading: the Docs: fee tiers and rewards covers the exact settings, and From Wood to Champion: gaming your own fee tier walks through how traders use it in a session. Fees, cashback tiers and the referral structure are on pricing.
Portfolio questions
Both are tracked, so you can see booked results separately from open exposure and judge performance rather than guessing from balances.
Yes. Positions and history roll up across all connected Axiom wallets into one view.
Yes. They have separate dashboards with their own metrics, so leveraged results never blur into spot results.
Yes. The activity feed includes explorer links for every entry.
It groups your results by profitability range so you can see the distribution of outcomes instead of a single aggregate number.
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