Dashboard, Closing Positions & Sharing Results
Track your portfolio, close positions cleanly, analyze PnL, and share your results. The complete guide to ArchiNeutral's dashboard.
Your positions are running, funding is accumulating, and you want to know: how am I actually doing? The Dashboard gives you the answer — and when it's time to close, the exit flow is as clean as the entry.
This guide covers everything on the /dashboard page: how to read your portfolio at a glance, how to analyze your closed trades, and how to exit a position cleanly when you decide it is time. It also covers sharing results — a feature worth understanding once you have closed positions you are proud of.
The Dashboard Overview
The dashboard opens with three summary cards at the top. These are the numbers that matter most.
Initial Capital shows the total capital you have committed to your active positions. This is the collateral deployed across all your open trades.
Total Equity is your live portfolio value — initial capital plus or minus all unrealized and realized PnL. The percentage shown next to it is your total return on deployed capital, updated in real time.
Exposure shows your total notional position size across all active trades, with your aggregate leverage ratio. This is how much market exposure you are actually carrying, which is a more meaningful number than equity alone when assessing risk.
Three numbers. A complete pulse of your operation in one view.
Video marker: Record the dashboard loading with portfolio summary cards, active positions carousel scrolling. Show the three key metrics. ~12 seconds.
Active Positions Carousel
Below the summary cards, a horizontal carousel displays every position currently in an active state — ACTIVE, ENTERING, CLOSING, or IMBALANCED.
Each card shows the pair, the DEXs involved, the current status, the size of the position, and its unrealized PnL. You can scroll through all active positions without leaving the dashboard.
Clicking any card navigates directly to that position's management page. This is the fastest way to get from a high-level dashboard view to the controls for a specific position.
If a position appears with IMBALANCED status, it means the two legs have drifted from their intended ratio. Clicking that card takes you directly to the rebalancing controls.
PnL Calendar
The PnL calendar sits below the active positions carousel. It shows your realized trading performance across the current month, day by day.
Each day with at least one closed position is color-coded. Green days had profitable closes; red days had losing closes. The intensity of the color scales with the magnitude of the result — a deep green day means significantly more profit than a light green day. This makes it easy to identify your best and worst periods at a glance without reading a single number.
The sidebar shows weekly summaries: total realized PnL for each week and the number of positions closed. At the bottom, the monthly total ties everything together.
Clicking any colored day opens a modal showing every position that closed on that day, with the pair, duration, and individual realized PnL for each. This is useful for reconstructing why a particular day was good or bad — which pairs performed, which DEXs were involved, how long the positions ran.
Use the navigation arrows to move between months and review your full history.
Video marker: Record the PnL calendar with several colored days. Click on a green day to open the modal showing closed positions. Navigate between months. ~15 seconds.
Closed Positions History
Below the calendar, the closed positions table shows your complete trade history. Every position that has reached CLOSED status appears here.
The table columns cover what matters for post-trade review: the pair, the DEXs used, how long the position ran, its realized PnL, and the total fees paid across both legs. Sorting and scanning this table gives you a clear picture of which pairs and time durations have been most productive.
Clicking any row opens a detailed modal with the full breakdown of that trade. You can see the entry and exit prices for each leg, the spread cost on entry and exit, fees broken down by transaction, and a record of every individual trade that made up the position — each fill, size, and timestamp from open to close.
This is the data you need for serious post-trade analysis. Was the spread cost at entry in line with what the opportunity scanner showed? Did the exit spread match your threshold? How did funding accumulation compare to the fees paid? The modal answers these questions directly.
Closing a Position
When you decide a position has run its course — whether you have hit your target, conditions have changed, or you simply want to exit — click the "Exit" button from the active position's management page.
The exit configuration form asks for three parameters:
Max spread exit threshold. The maximum spread at which your exit orders will execute. The ExitRunner will not close legs at a spread wider than this value. If market conditions push the spread above your threshold, the runner waits rather than executing at an unfavorable level. Set this based on the spread costs you are willing to accept.
Target exit size. How much of the position to close. The default is zero — a full close of the entire position. You can specify a partial exit if you want to reduce size without fully closing.
Max size per iteration. The maximum notional size the runner closes in a single pass. Smaller iterations create a cleaner, more controlled exit at the cost of more individual transactions. Larger iterations close faster but with less granular spread control.
Once configured, click "Run Preflight." The preflight check validates that both legs exist with the expected sizes and that your configuration is complete and internally consistent. If anything is missing or mismatched, preflight surfaces it before a single order is sent.
After a clean preflight, click "Start Exit." The ExitRunner spawns in the background and begins closing both legs in coordinated iterations. Progress tracking works identically to the entry flow — you see each iteration complete and the remaining size update in real time.
If you have SL/TP orders active on the position, they remain in place during CLOSING. They serve as a safety net throughout the exit process. If the market moves sharply while your position is partially closed, the SL/TP orders still protect the remaining open legs.
The status sequence is: ACTIVE → CLOSING → CLOSED. Once CLOSED, the position appears in your closed positions table and on the PnL calendar.
Video marker: Record the full exit flow: click Exit on an active position, set max spread, run preflight, start exit, watch progress bar fill as position closes. ~25 seconds (can speed up middle).
Sharing Your Results
After a position closes, you can generate a shareable performance card from the closed positions table or the position detail modal.
Click "Share" on any closed position. The system generates a PNG card showing the key performance metrics for that trade: the pair, DEXs used, duration, realized PnL, and return percentage.
The card is customizable before you share or download it:
Show or hide dollar amounts. If you prefer to share percentage returns without revealing the absolute size of your position, toggle amounts off. The card shows percentages and structure without monetary figures.
Show or hide duration. If the duration of the trade is information you want to include — or exclude — toggle it independently.
As you adjust the toggles, the card preview updates immediately. You are sharing exactly what you see.
Below the card preview, the share feature generates tweet text automatically. The text includes tags for the DEXs involved in the trade — @HyperliquidX, @extendedapp, @paradex, @Lighter_xyz — depending on which platforms your position used. This makes it easy to post results in a way that reaches the right communities.
Click "Share" to open the Web Share API on mobile, or "Download" to save the PNG. Either way, the card is ready to post.
Video marker: Record clicking "Share" on a closed position, customizing the card (toggle amounts), seeing the auto-generated tweet text, clicking share/download. ~15 seconds.
Privacy Toggle
At any point on the dashboard, you can mask all monetary amounts by clicking the eye icon in the top navigation bar.
When privacy mode is active, every dollar figure across the entire dashboard — portfolio summary, position cards, PnL calendar, closed positions table — is replaced with "•••••". The structure of the page remains intact; only the numbers are hidden.
This is useful when you are working in a public space, screensharing with someone, or streaming. You can navigate the dashboard and demonstrate features without revealing account balances or position sizes.
Click the eye icon again to restore all amounts instantly.
Video marker: Record clicking the eye icon — all amounts blur to "•••••", click again to reveal. Quick, 5-second clip.
Tips
Review the PnL calendar every week. The calendar reveals patterns that a raw table does not. You might notice that most of your losses cluster on specific days, or that certain months have a distinct rhythm. That pattern is the beginning of understanding your own trading performance beyond the individual trade level.
Use the closed position detail modal for post-trade analysis. Check whether the spread cost at entry and exit aligned with what the opportunity scanner quoted. If there is a consistent gap — if you are always paying more than expected on exit — that gap belongs in your position sizing and threshold decisions going forward.
Share wins to build community credibility. ArchiNeutral is in beta. The community around it grows when people see real results from real trades. Sharing a well-structured performance card is one of the most direct ways to contribute to that. It also attracts other beta testers who are evaluating whether the strategy works in practice.
This guide is part of the ArchiNeutral Guide Series.