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Dashboard & Portfolio

Account dashboard with portfolio summary across connected accounts, recent activity, plan status, and quick links into the terminal. Plus the Users-Portfolio view for multi-account performance analytics.

The Dashboard is the landing page when you first log in. It's a single-screen summary of your account state — plan, portfolio, recent activity, and quick links — so you can decide where to go next without navigating through every section to find what changed. The Portfolio view (/dashboards/users-portfolio) goes deeper: P&L across all connected exchange accounts, equity curve, position breakdown by symbol, and performance by strategy if you tag your trades.

Dashboard layout

Dashboard sections

Plan card

Top-left, shows:

  • Current plan name (Master / Premium / Ultimate).
  • Days remaining in current cycle.
  • Auto-renew status.
  • Quick "Upgrade" / "Renew" link → Plans & billing.
  • Trial banner if you're on a trial — see Trial mechanics.

Portfolio summary

Top-right, shows:

  • Total equity across all connected exchange accounts (USD).
  • 24h P&L (% and USD).
  • Open positions count.
  • Pending orders count.
  • Click → Portfolio view for details.

If no exchange API is connected, this card is empty with a "Connect API" CTA — see API Connect overview.

Recent activity

Center column, vertically-stacked event feed:

Event typeExample
Trade"Opened BTCUSDT LONG at 95,230" · "Closed ETHUSDT SHORT for +$45.20 P&L"
Alert"RSI Pullback BUY fired on ATOMUSDT 5m"
Autotrade"Auto Trade executed XAUUSD LONG · SL@2350 TP@2370"
Plan"Plan renewed: Premium for 1 month"
Point"Mission claimed: Connected first exchange API (+200 pts)"
Rebate"Forex broker rebate credited: $24.50"

Click any event → drills into the relevant page (trade → Positions panel, alert → Trading Alerts, etc.).

Filterable by event type. Default = last 7 days, last 50 events.

Quick actions

Bottom of dashboard:

  • Open Chart Terminal/trading with your last layout.
  • Create alert → Trading Alerts page with new-alert dialog open.
  • Browse signals → USDⓈ-M Futures Signals hub.
  • Manage API keys → API Connect overview.

Portfolio view

The Portfolio view (/dashboards/users-portfolio) is the deeper analytics surface. Sections:

Equity curve

Top of page, a line chart of total equity over time across all connected exchange accounts:

  • X-axis: time (last 24h / 7d / 30d / 90d / All — picker top-right).
  • Y-axis: equity in USD.
  • Tooltip on hover shows date, equity, daily P&L, daily return %.

The curve is sourced from broker assets/balance snapshots plus position mark-to-market — so it reflects realised + unrealised P&L combined.

Stats grid

Below the curve:

StatDefinition
Total equityAcross all accounts, current.
Realised P&LCumulative realised over the selected period.
Unrealised P&LSum of open-position mark-to-market right now.
Best dayBest single-day P&L in the period (USD + %).
Worst dayWorst single-day P&L in the period.
Win rateClosed trades win count / closed trades total, over the period.
Avg win / Avg lossMean P&L of winning vs losing trades.
Profit factorSum of wins / Sum of losses (absolute). >1 = profitable.
Max drawdownLargest peak-to-trough equity decline in the period (USD + %).

Per-account breakdown

A list of every connected exchange account with each one's equity, today's P&L, open positions count, and pending orders count. Click an account → its dedicated detail view.

Symbol breakdown

A table of every symbol you've traded in the period:

ColumnNotes
SymbolE.g. BTCUSDT.
TradesClosed trade count.
Win rate%.
P&LCumulative for the symbol.
Avg durationMean time-in-trade.

Sort by any column. Useful for "which symbols am I actually making money on?" analysis.

Strategy breakdown (optional)

If you tag your trades (via the Notes field on the Positions panel, see Positions), this section groups P&L by tag — so you can compare "swing-pullback" vs "intraday-scalp" vs "autotrade-default" performance directly.

Privacy

Portfolio data NEVER leaves your account context. We don't aggregate or share your performance with anyone else, and you can't see anyone else's portfolio. The "Users-Portfolio" name is a routing artefact — singular "User's Portfolio" is what it actually means.

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