Position PNL refers to the unrealized PNL on purchased cryptos, representing the difference between the current value of your crypto holdings and their value at the time of purchase.
Features of Position PNL
1. Analyze the unrealized PNL of your crypto holdings and check your trading PNL (spot & margin) in a click.
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Formulas of Position PNL Calculation
1. Position PNL = (Market Price - Avg. Entry) * Net Buying Volume
2. Net Buying Volume = Total Buying Volume (Actual) - Total Selling Volume
Note: The total buying volume includes trading fees in the base currency. If a transaction deducts the current purchasing currency as a fee, the fee amount should be deducted during calculations.
3. Avg. Entry (USDT) = Holding Cost / Net Buying Volume
4. Holding Cost = Total Buying Value + Trading Fee - Total Selling Value
Note: The holding cost only calculates the transaction data of the current market. Data of deposit, withdrawal, transfer, CET deducted as fees, or transactions in other markets, are NOT included.
How to Check Position PNL
1. Web users
(1) Visit CoinEx official website (https://www.coinex.com), log in to your account, and select [Spot Trading] or [Margin Trading] under [Exchange] at the top navigation.
(2) Choose your preferred trading pair, and click the [Position PNL] icon on the right of order placing area.
2. App users
(1) Log into CoinEx App, and tap [Exchange] at the bottom navigation.
(2) Choose your preferred trading pair.
(3) Tap the three-dot menu at the top-right and choose [Position PNL] under [Features].
Reminder
1. The calculation only considers the transaction data of the current trading pair while you hold the crypto. Data of deposit, withdrawal, transfer, CET deducted as fees, or transactions in other markets, will NOT be included in the holding cost, avg. entry price, net buying volume and position PNL.
2. Maximum capacity for Position PNL analysis
(1) Time Range: Within the past 2 years (counting back from the current moment).
(2) 1000 entries of your execution history
(3) 1000 entries of your asset history
If the transaction data exceeds the query limit, you will receive a system prompt: Transaction behavior too complicated, analysis unavailable.