Reading your Portfolio

The Portfolio page (/positions) is your control center — every open and closed position with its key numbers.

Note: each row shows live figures; click a position for the full View modal.

1. Go to /positions.
2. Read each open row: size, entry, mark, PnL (unrealized), LTV, liquidation price, and BF (Accumulated Borrow Fees — total interest paid so far).
3. LTV vs liquidation: as LTV rises toward the liquidation LTV, the liq price sits closer to the mark — your risk gauge.
4. The BF column shows interest accrued over the position's life (≈ daily interest × days held).
5. Check closed positions for realized PnL and final close price (frozen, not live).

Tip: scan LTV and liq price first — they tell you which positions need attention before you look at PnL.

Example — JUP/USDC LONG: size $50, LTV 60%, liq 30% below mark, PnL +$4, BF $0.12 — healthy buffer.

Recap: /positions shows size / PnL / LTV / liq / BF. Watch LTV and liq for risk; BF is cumulative interest.
Related: Risk & Liquidation