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Portfolio, PnL and analytics

Where balances, realised and unrealised PnL, fees and performance breakdowns live — and which numbers to trust.

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Balances #

Portfolio aggregates balances across connected venues and on-chain wallets. Each row states its source and a timestamp.

Two rules that prevent most confusion:

  • A venue's wallet is not your wallet. Spot balances sit on the exchange; on-chain

balances sit in your addresses. They are shown together but never merged into one falsely precise total.

  • Futures wallets are separate. A futures balance can be invisible to a spot read on

the same venue. Check both before concluding funds are missing.

PnL #

NumberMeans
Unrealised PnLMark-to-market on open positions; moves with price
Realised PnLClosed trades, net of fees
FeesWhat the venues charged, per fill

Unrealised is an estimate at the last mark. Realised is history. Do not mix them when judging a strategy.

Analytics #

Analytics breaks performance down by venue, pair and period:

  • win rate and average win/loss,
  • expectancy per trade,
  • fee drag as a share of gross PnL,
  • best and worst days,
  • notional traded versus realised result.

The most common finding is that fees, not direction, decide whether a fast strategy is profitable. If your average win is smaller than the round-trip fee on your usual size, the mechanic cannot pay — no amount of screen time fixes that.

Insights #

Insights surfaces patterns across your own history: which setups repeat, which pairs behave, where losses cluster. Treat it as a mirror of your behaviour, not a prediction engine.

The blocks on that page — market regime, funding extremes, the fee-aware carry board, DEX venue share, your fee drag and the day's brief — are explained in Insights.

Which number to trust #

  1. Venue truth — the exchange's own statement or API. Always first.
  2. JW3 reads — live pulls with timestamps.
  3. Cached aggregates — convenient, labelled, and only as fresh as their timestamp.
  4. Anything a model told you — a summary, not evidence.

When two sources disagree, refresh, then check the venue.

Exporting #

Fills and PnL history can be read per venue from the app or with jw3 fills and jw3 pnl (--json for machine output). For tax or accounting work, use the venue's own export as the source of record and JW3's reads as a cross-check.

清单

  • Balances verified against at least one venue
  • Realised vs unrealised PnL understood
  • Fee drag checked on your usual trade size

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