Managing Positions

Once you’re in a trade, it appears in the Positions Table at the bottom of the screen.

Position details

Each row in the positions table shows:

• Symbol — The trading pair (e.g., BTCUSDT), with your leverage shown alongside it.
• Side — Long or Short.
• Size — Your position quantity, with its approximate USD value.
• Entry Price — The average fill price.
• Mark Price — The current market price used to value the position.
• Unrealized PnL — Open profit/loss, updated in real time.
• Realized PnL — Profit/loss already booked on this position.

Each row also has an Actions menu (the ⋯ button) for closing the position and managing its stop-loss.

Closing a position

Open the Actions menu (⋯) on the position’s row. You can:

• Close at Market — Closes the entire position immediately at the current market price.
• Close at Limit — Places a limit order to close the position. The price defaults to the current price, and you can adjust it before confirming.
• Trim at Market / Trim at Limit — Closes only part of the position, so you can scale out gradually.

To close every open position at once, use the Close All button in the panel header.

Editing your stop-loss

Manage a position’s stop-loss from its Actions menu (⋯):

• Add Stop Loss — Set a stop on a position that doesn’t have one yet.
• Modify Stop Loss (pencil icon) — Change the stop price. A dialog opens so you can enter the new level, and the change is sent to the exchange once you confirm.
• Move SL to BE — Move the stop to your break-even (entry) price in one click.
• Remove Stop Loss — Delete the stop entirely.

Setting take-profit targets

Take-profit targets are set when you place the order, in the order form’s TP/SL section. For fine-grained bracket editing on an existing position — including dragging stop-loss and take-profit lines directly on the chart — use the advanced chart view.

Challenge & funded accounts: some edits are blocked

On account types with a per-trade risk cap or a risk:reward requirement (Disciplined Trader and funded accounts), you cannot use an edit to strip a rule after you’re already in the trade. Widening your stop-loss past the per-trade risk cap, or deleting or loosening your take-profit below the required reward-to-risk, is rejected — the change doesn’t go through and your position keeps its existing protection. This is a blocked edit, not an account failure. Tightening a stop or moving it to break-even is always allowed.

Multiple exchanges

If you have positions open on multiple exchanges, switch between accounts using the Accounts dropdown in the top bar. The positions table always shows positions for the currently selected account.