5/13/2025, 2:04:31 AM

Understanding Liquidation Price and Fee Simulation

Real‑Time Position & PnL Monitoring

Why it matters
Markets can move in milliseconds. Seeing your open positions, unrealized PnL, and liquidation risk in real time lets you seize opportunities and cut losses quickly.


1 Position Panel at a Glance

Field

Meaning

Visual Cues

Position Size

Contracts / coins you hold

Green for Long, red for Short

Entry Price

VWAP of all fills that built the position

Auto-updated when you scale in/out

Mark Price

Fair price set by the exchange

Used for liquidation and live-PnL math

Liquidation Price

Price at which margin goes to 0

Row flashes red + alarm when near

Unrealized PnL (USDT / %)

Floating profit or loss

Updates every 200 ms

Realized PnL

Profit or loss already locked in

Increases when you partially close

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2 How Live Updates Work

  1. Tick-by-tick streaming — Every price tick pushes a new PnL value.

  2. Mark-price driven — Prevents manipulation during rapid spikes; keeps liquidation math fair.

  3. Color & animation

    • Profit > 0 → green digits with slow pulse

    • Loss < 0 → red digits with quick blink

    • Liquidation imminent → entire row turns crimson + sound alert


3 PnL Formula Reference

Unrealized PnL = (Mark Price − Average Entry Price) × Position Size × Contract Value
ROE %          = Unrealized PnL ÷ Margin Used × 100
  • Contract Value is 1 for coin-margined contracts; USDT-margined contracts adjust automatically.

  • Fees and funding are subtracted when PnL becomes realized.

4 Mobile vs Desktop Differences

Feature

Desktop

Mobile

Multiple positions visible

Up to 10 rows at once

Swipe between tabs

Real-time animation

Full-row highlight

Numeric color change only

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5 Risk-Management Tips

  1. Always add TP/SL — One click in the position row protects every trade.

  2. Check your leverage — Higher leverage brings the liquidation price closer.

  3. Test in Simulation first — Watch live PnL flow without risking capital.


6 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. What’s the difference between Simulation Trading and the live exchange?
A. In Simulation Trading, every order fills entirely at the quoted price, no matter what the order-book depth shows. There is no slippage or partial-fill risk.


Q. My PnL updates seem slow—why?
A. CoinACE refreshes charts and the order book via the public Binance API. Because we depend on an external feed, you may notice a small delay between live market moves and on-screen PnL updates.


Q. How do I export my trade records to CSV?
A. Go to Investment → Order History or Investment → Trade History and click Export to download the data in CSV format.


Stay informed in real time, manage risk proactively, and make faster, smarter decisions with CoinACE!