What counts as a position
A position is one token, in one quote currency, across all of the buys and sells the wallet made in it. A buy followed by four partial sells is one position, not five trades.
Why not per transaction
Counting transactions would inflate everything. A single exit split across four sells would appear as four outcomes; a route through several pools would appear as several profitable trades. Neither is true, and both flatter the record.
Open, closed, unresolved
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Closed | Sold down to at most 0.1% of what was bought. The 0.1% threshold exists because rounding dust would otherwise keep positions open forever |
| Open | Still holding a meaningful quantity. Valued at the last pool price, which is a mark, not a sale |
| Unresolved | Tokens left the wallet but the matching receipt is not in the snapshot, so the result is unknown |
Unresolved positions are excluded from profit, loss and win rate. They are not written down as total losses — that would invent a loss that never happened. At the current snapshot there are 16 of them.
Marks are not sales
37 positions are open, and 9 of those have no indexed pool left at all. Where there is no pool, the app prints no price rather than quietly carrying the last one. Where there is a pool, the mark assumes it could absorb an exit — on tokens this small it usually could not.