Portfolio is where you see what your account is worth, how it has performed, and every record of what it has done. Open it at app.n1.xyz/portfolio.
Account metrics
The sidebar shows the state of the selected perps account:
| Metric | What it means |
|---|---|
| Account Equity | Your collateral plus unrealized PnL — what the account is worth right now. |
| Available Margin | Equity not currently backing positions or resting orders; this is what new orders can use. |
| Total Exposure | The combined notional value of your open positions. |
| Unrealized PnL | Profit or loss on positions you still hold. |
| Total PnL | Realized and unrealized performance together. |
| Margin Usage | Share of your equity committed as margin, shown as a percentage. |
Margin Usage is the number to watch: it turns yellow at 60% and red at 80% as a visual warning that you are running out of buffer. A metric shows — when there is no value to display yet. See Understanding margin, account health and liquidation for what happens as usage climbs.
Charts
The Overview chart plots one metric over time — Account Value, P&L, Volume or Funding — over 24h, 7d, 30d or All. Hovering a point shows the values for that period.
PnL Calendar switches the same PnL data to a day-by-day calendar view, which is the quickest way to see whether performance is coming from a handful of days. Share PnL Card generates a shareable card of your performance; only you can produce it for your own account.
The Analytics tab charts your trading rather than your balance: Volume by Market, Win Rate and Exposure.
Tables
The tables below the chart are the complete record for the selected account:
- Balances — collateral held
- Positions — open positions
- Open Orders — resting orders
- Trade History — individual fills (this is where Export lives — see Exporting your trade history to CSV)
- Order History — orders placed, filled and cancelled
- Funding — funding paid and received
- Liquidations — liquidation events
- Deposits / Withdrawals — money in and out
- Transfers — USDC moved between your own perps accounts
Sub-accounts show Transfers but not Deposits or Withdrawals, because money enters and leaves through the master account. See Perps sub-accounts.
If a table shows "No Perps account found" with "… history will appear after this wallet has a Perps account," the wallet you are viewing has not initialized a perps account — deposit first.
Switching accounts
Portfolio always reflects one perps account at a time. If you use sub-accounts, switch accounts to see each one's metrics, charts and history; there is no combined view. Recent Activity in the sidebar shows the latest events for the selected account, and needs you to be signed in.
Viewing another wallet
A portfolio URL can include a wallet address, which is how leaderboard rows open a trader's public performance. Your own private controls — sharing, export, activity feed — appear only on your own account.