> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ryft.market/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your portfolio

> Every position you hold, on every exchange, in one view — plus the two numbers that tell you where you stand.

## The two header numbers

| Shown as                   | Means                                                                                                 |
| -------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Available · all venues** | What you can still open new positions with — idle USDC in your pool plus free margin on each exchange |
| **Equity**                 | Everything you hold — idle pool plus collateral deployed on the venues                                |

The gap between them is what's currently working: collateral backing your open positions.

<Note>
  **Reading the movement.** **Available drops when you open a trade, and Equity doesn't.** That's
  correct — funds moved from idle to deployed, but you still hold the same total. If **Equity** drops,
  you've lost value (or paid fees/funding); if only **Available** drops, you've just put money to work.
</Note>

## Reading a position

| Field                 | What it tells you                                      |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Market**            | The perp — `BTC-PERP`, `SOL-PERP`                      |
| **Venue**             | Which exchange it's actually on                        |
| **Side**              | Long or short                                          |
| **Size**              | Position size in the base asset                        |
| **Entry price**       | Your average fill                                      |
| **Unrealized P\&L**   | What you'd gain or lose closing right now, before fees |
| **Leverage**          | How much position your collateral is controlling       |
| **Liquidation price** | Where the position gets closed automatically           |

<Danger>
  **Watch the liquidation price.** It's the number that decides whether a bad hour costs you some P\&L
  or the whole position. It moves as you add or remove collateral, and funding payments erode your
  buffer over time.
</Danger>

Unrealized P\&L is a mark-to-market estimate, not a promise. What you actually realise depends on the
price you close at and the fees you pay to get out.

## Positions across venues

Because ryft reads every venue at once, your portfolio is genuinely unified rather than a stack of
per-exchange tabs. Positions in the same market on different venues are shown together and net out.
Only venues actually holding funds or positions appear — an exchange you've never traded on doesn't
clutter the view.

## Unrealized P\&L — don't add it up twice

The portfolio shows total unrealized P\&L across your positions. It's **informational** — already
reflected in your Equity. Adding it on top double-counts. Use Equity as the single source of truth,
and treat unrealized P\&L as the explanation for why it changed.

## When numbers look off

* **Right after a fill.** Venue balances update on their own schedule. Give it a few seconds and
  refresh.
* **Right after a deposit.** Idle pool balance updates as soon as the Solana transfer confirms;
  venue-side numbers only change when funds are deployed by a trade.
* **A venue you can't reach.** If an exchange's API is briefly unreachable, that venue is skipped
  rather than failing the whole view. It's a read problem, not a balance problem.
* **A zero where you expected a number.** If the app can't reach the chain or a venue, it keeps
  showing the last good value rather than a fresh `$0.00`. If you genuinely see zeros across the
  board, check which wallet address is connected.

## Funds in flight

While a reclaim is moving funds from an exchange back to your pool, it shows as **in flight** — with
the venue, the amount, and the stage. This matters on bridged venues (Hyperliquid, Aster), where the
trip takes minutes.