The Bot Details Page Explained
While the dashboard gives you a high-level overview, the Bot Details page is where you can perform a deep dive into the performance of a single, specific bot. This screen provides a wealth of information about your bot's configuration, its efficiency, and its profitability.
To access this view, go to your Bot Dashboard and click the bot you wish to inspect.
Let's break down the metrics on this page.
Left Column: Bot Parameters & History
This column gives you a snapshot of your bot's original configuration and its activity over time.
ID: The unique identifier for this specific bot. Useful if you ever need to contact support.
Investment / Initial: The bot's current total value compared to the amount you initially invested.
Maximum Investment: The maximum amount of capital the bot is allowed to use, as per your configuration.
Initial Price: The market price of the asset when the bot was first launched.
Range: The upper and lower price boundaries that the bot is actively trading within.
Grid Step: The percentage drop between your configured buy/sell orders in the grid.
Trailing Up / Trailing Down: Shows whether you have these trend-following features enabled.
Starting Date: The exact date and time the bot was launched.
PNL: Stands for Profit and Loss. This figure represents your profit.
Transactions: The total number of buy and sell trades the bot has executed.
ETH buy / USDT Spent: Shows the total volume of assets the bot has traded.
Right Column: Live Performance Metrics
This column focuses on real-time financial performance and profitability calculations.
ETH/USDT Price: The current market price of the trading pair.
Total profit / APY: This is a key metric.
Total profit: This is your overall profit, including both the realized PNL and the unrealized profit or loss from assets the bot currently holds.
APY (Annual Percentage Yield): An estimate of what the bot's return on investment would be over a full year if its current performance continues.
Est. Bot Moving Profit / APY: An estimated profit calculation based on the bot's recent performance and market movements.
Avg. Buy Cost: A crucial number. This is the average price at which the bot has purchased all the assets it currently holds. Your bot's current holdings will be profitable when the market price is above this average cost.
Fee: The total amount of trading fees you have paid to the exchange for this bot's transactions.
Bot Holding Profit: The unrealized profit on the assets the bot currently holds. If you were to sell everything at the current market price, this is the profit or loss you would realize.
Profit & Loss Graph: A visual chart showing the bot's profit growth over different timeframes (e.g., 7 days, 30 days, All time).
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