LeoHookPositions and charts
Viewing positions
Choose PAPER or LIVE, then open, closed or exchange positions. On exchange may include assets not managed by the selected bot. Use the card’s ⋯ menu for rules, activity, protection details or closing with confirmation. Chart expands the position chart; scroll through it to reach the details below.
Chart lines
A calculated level does not mean an order was placed. An order confirmed at the last reconciliation shows exchange price and size; filled quantity, remaining size and cancellation are displayed separately. A server-managed stop is an exit condition monitored by the server.
History
Open Details on a closed LIVE trade. A dash means an unknown or unreconciled value. SPOT coins remaining after sale are accounted for separately; net results cover the sold portion.
Initial entry marker
From 0.3.0-preview.6, candle and line charts show an entry diamond and a vertical dashed guide. LIVE uses the first fill time and the volume-weighted fill price of the first order. DCA does not move the initial marker: the horizontal Entry line shows the current average price. Initial entry date, device-local time and price appear below the chart. If the marker is outside the candle window or price scale, change the interval, candle count or scale; its details remain below the chart. The line chart extends to entry time without inventing missing quotes.
Positions opened manually on the exchange
Adopt an external SPOT or PERPS position into the selected bot’s management. DCA, take profit, stop, trailing, profit protection, RSI exit and no-progress exit follow that position’s rules. For a previously adopted position, explicitly enable DCA through Position rules. PERPS additions require adoption of the entire position because the exchange recalculates its average across the full size. SPOT can manage an allocated portion while tracking other coins separately. If the original execution is unknown, the chart shows Adopted: the start of management, not a confirmed purchase time.
Position numbers
Prefixes identify market and mode: PL — PERPS LIVE, PP — PERPS PAPER, SL — SPOT LIVE, SP — SPOT PAPER. GRID prefixes are GSL/GSP for SPOT and GPL/GPP for PERPS. A numbering format does not imply that the corresponding GRID market is available: the current version supports SPOT GRID.
Protection, activity and review
Click the protection status to inspect server and exchange stops, reconciliation time and discrepancies. Stale data does not confirm protection. Activity history shows up to 100 persisted events and fills in local time. Select positions for bulk rules editing, change fields, choose Review changes, then confirm the preview. Stops are never loosened. Chart view and Scale are explicit dropdowns.
Activity history
Activity shows newest events first and device time with its UTC offset. Cards show a readable title, explanation and rounded values. Exact values and diagnostic messages are available in Technical details. Each event describes the state when recorded, not the current position status.
How position reconciliation works
For a bot-opened position, quantity and average entry are calculated from actual fills of its orders. An accepted order is not treated as filled. Additions change the average, partial exits reduce the remaining quantity, and duplicate fill records are not counted twice. The overall exchange snapshot is used for reconciliation, not to overwrite the bot’s accounting automatically. Average-price rounding is checked against fill history. Actual quantity or direction discrepancies and unexplained changes require review. Manual trades do not automatically become bot trades.
RSI and the exit threshold on the card
Open PAPER and LIVE cards for SPOT and PERPS separately show the position base timeframe, RSI timeframe and current RSI. Once pullback tracking is armed, the card also shows the recorded minimum for SHORT or maximum for LONG and the exit threshold, for example: “min 27.92 · exit ≥ 31.92”. Hover over RSI or the threshold for the pullback size and confirmation counter. Values come from saved management state without additional exchange requests. Stale current RSI becomes a dash; the remembered extreme and threshold are dimmed. The extreme row is hidden before tracking arms and for other RSI modes.
Which rules an adopted position receives
The manual-adoption preview uses the selected bot’s currently saved settings; coin overrides take priority. Review them in the confirmation dialog. Automatic adoption also reads current saved settings for each new position instead of reusing the configuration from when the mode was enabled. Once adopted, rules are fixed for that position: later general edits do not apply automatically. Quantity, average entry and leverage come from the existing exchange position; entry filters do not create a new signal for it. In the current adoption path, RSI uses the coin/bot base timeframe unless the coin has a separate RSI timeframe override; a separate general RSI timeframe is not inherited directly. You can change this through Position rules after adoption.
Stop managing a position
In a LIVE card’s ⋯ menu, choose Stop managing and confirm. The position remains on the exchange. LeoHook first cancels its own limit orders and confirms the outcome, then stops management. Manual orders are not canceled. The operation can remain pending while cancellation is unconfirmed. A released position is not automatically adopted again while it remains in exchange inventory. Closing a position is a separate command.