The tabs below the chart keep the complete record of your trading. Two are live - Open Orders (with Trigger Orders and TP/SL sub-tabs) and Positions - and two are history: Position History for closed trades and Order History for individual orders.
Position History
One row per closed trade, holding everything about it:
- The trade - symbol, side, size, entry and exit price, open and close time, and a copyable position ID for support queries.
- Realized P&L - the outcome in USDT and percent.
- Total Costs - the complete cost of the round trip: trading fees, slippage and funding combined.
- TP / SL - the levels that were attached, with a marker when one of them did the closing.
The Journal
Every Position History row has a Journal action. It opens a note attached to that specific trade - what the setup was, why you entered, what you would repeat or avoid. Written while the trade is fresh, these notes turn your history into something you can actually review, not just a P&L column.
Order History
The order-level view: each market and trigger order with its type, status and fill details. Useful when one position was built or closed in several steps and you want the exact sequence.
Exporting
The export icon above the panel downloads your trade history as a file - for your own spreadsheet, a tax record, or any external journaling tool you already use.
Going deeper
For aggregate statistics - fee breakdowns over time, trade durations, performance metrics - open Analytics from the top navigation. The terminal keeps the per-trade record; Analytics shows the patterns across all of them.
FAQ
What exactly is inside Total Costs? Everything the trade cost beyond price movement: the 0.03% fee on each fill, slippage on open and close, and funding settled at close.
How do I know whether a TP or SL closed a trade? The TP/SL columns in Position History mark the level that was hit on the closing fill.
Can I export my history? Yes - the export icon above the panel downloads it, and the same data feeds the Analytics pages.
Where are my journal notes kept? With the trade. Open the Journal action on any Position History row to read or edit the note for that position.
