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A dash under “Liq. price” means the exchange gives no level — ample margin. “Funding” is what the position has accrued since it was opened; a minus means the account paid. That is separate money and is not part of the unrealised P&L.

An order rests in the book and costs its owner nothing — it can be pulled at any moment, so it shows intent, not commitment.

“Net” = closed P&L minus fees plus funding — the same number the exchange reports. Hover it for the breakdown. “Opened before data” means the position was opened earlier than the available history.

Individual fills, not trades: one position is built over hundreds of these. The result is on the “Completed trades” tab.

“Deposited” and “withdrawn” count only money entering and leaving the exchange. Transfers between the account's own spot and perps balances, spot transfers and airdrops are excluded: otherwise moving money between one's own pockets would look like fresh capital. Times are in your timezone.