This is the main management entry point after starting.
Filter by statuses such as Running or Paused and open the relevant Agent or copy-trading instance.
Review total equity, available balance, total P&L, trading P&L, margin usage, and the account equity curve.
Open positions, orders, history, fills, and recent decisions to confirm what the system actually did.
¶ Records and statuses
| Page / Status | Meaning |
|---|
| Positions | The direction, size, entry price, leverage, and unrealized P&L of positions still open. |
| Orders | Orders that are incomplete or waiting to fill. |
| Trade History | Completed opening and closing records and realized P&L. |
| Fills | The price, quantity, and time of each actual execution. |
| Recent Decisions | AI decision cycles, reasoning, risk rejections, or reasons for not trading. |
| Open / Closed | A copied signal is still held / has ended. |
| Failed / Skipped / Pending | Execution failed / was skipped because conditions were not met / is awaiting processing. Expand failed items to view the reason. |
¶ Pause, resume, and stop
- Pause: Stop receiving or executing subsequent signals, with the option to resume later. The page may ask whether to handle existing positions at the same time; review each option carefully.
- Resume: Continue once account, balance, and risk conditions are back to normal.
- Stop Running Agent: Stop the instance. The page explicitly states that stopping closes all open positions; verify this before proceeding.
- Pending Activation: A newly created copy-trading instance may be waiting for the leader’s first snapshot. If it has not opened a position, stopping usually cancels this follow.
- Unrealized P&L moves with the market and is not a locked-in gain or loss.
- Realized P&L comes from closed trades; net returns also need to account for trading fees, funding rates, and slippage.
- Review the account equity curve and maximum drawdown before focusing on a single day or trade.
- If a strategy persistently deviates from expectations, pause and review the records first. Do not increase leverage to “win back” losses.