Reading your wallet and trade history
Written by Moris Nakri
Updated September 15, 2026
The wallet shows balance, locked margin, available funds and equity; the history explains every change to the balance.
The four numbers
- Balance — realised money: your starting balance plus closed PnL, rewards, commission and funding.
- Locked margin — margin reserved by open positions and by pending limit orders.
- Available — balance minus locked margin; this is what a new order can use.
- Equity — balance plus the unrealised PnL of open positions. This is the number the leaderboard ranks.
What the history contains
Wallet history is derived rather than stored as a ledger: it merges your starting balance, closed trades, reward claims and administrator adjustments into one chronological list. Every row that moved your balance is there, newest first.
Locking margin for an open position is not a balance change, so it produces no history row. You see the effect on the Available figure instead.
Why equity can differ from balance
Open positions are marked to the current price every second. Until you close them, that profit or loss lives in equity only — it is not spendable margin and it can disappear with the next tick.