Portfolio overview
What Portfolio shows. Your total across trading and prediction accounts, what needs attention, account value, money by venue, positions, open orders, bots and history.
On this page
Portfolio is the first screen after you sign in. It is the first item in the sidebar on a computer and the Portfolio tab on a phone. It shows everything you hold on Prow in one place: your trading accounts on Hyperliquid, Aster and Lighter, and your prediction accounts.
The top of the page
- The total is everything you hold on Prow: your trading accounts plus your prediction accounts. A faint mark after it means something isn't included, for example a token with no price or an account this device can't read.
- The eye next to the total hides every amount on the page. Amounts turn into dots, which helps when someone can see your screen. Tap it again to show them. The same switch is Hide balances in Settings > Security.
- Today's change in dollars and percent sits next to the total (on a phone, on its own line). It is the change of your trading accounts over the last 24 hours, as Hyperliquid, Aster and Lighter report it. When prediction accounts are connected too, it reads "today on Trading": what your bets moved isn't in it.
- Deposit adds money to any trading or prediction account. On a computer it sits at the right end of the header row, on a phone it is the black button across the screen. With no venue connected, it takes you to connect one first. See Deposit.
- The bell holds your notifications and price alerts. See Alerts.
Trading and Predictions
Two account cards sit under the total: Trading and Predictions. Each shows its total, what it holds (for example "3 positions on 2 venues" or "2 open bets on 2 venues") and, on Trading, today's change. The selected card is blue with a check, and everything below it belongs to that account. Tap the other card to switch.
Hyperliquid prediction shares are counted once, on the Predictions card, so the two cards add up to the total.
Trading account
Needs attention
What to act on now, one row each, with the count next to the title. The card is hidden when nothing needs you.
- A position close to liquidation, for example "ETH-PERP short is 9.0% from liquidation", with the liquidation price and the mark price. When the price has been heading for the liquidation price over the last 15 minutes, the line says so: "Mark price 3,120.5 and rising" on a short, "and falling" on a long. Add margin opens the Add margin window right there: pick $100, $250, $500 or $1,000 (or type an amount) and see the liquidation price, the distance to it and what stays available on the venue, before and after, then Add $250 margin. On a cross-margin position the window offers Deposit instead, since the whole balance backs it. Close opens the close window. A position shows here once it is closer than your liquidation warning distance (5, 10 or 20%, in Settings > Notifications). See Liquidation.
- High margin use: "Margin used is 82%" when more than 75% of your margin is in use, with Deposit.
- A trading key that expires soon or has expired, with Renew key. Its window shows what the key can do (place and cancel orders) and can't (withdraw or move money), when it runs out and until when the new one lasts. One wallet signature renews it. See How trading keys work.
- Trading is off on this device for a venue, with Turn on trading. A Hyperliquid balance still shows. An Aster balance does not: Aster only answers with the trading key, so turn trading on first. When Get started says this itself, as its current step, this row waits.
Get started
Get started shows three steps to your first trade: Connect a venue, Add funds and Make your first trade. The current step has the black button. A step you finished gets a check, and nothing is checked ahead of time. The card goes away once all three are done. Until then the Account value card shows a sample chart. The X hides the card for 14 days, on every device.
- Connect a venue is done once a venue is linked. If your only wallet is your Prow wallet, its button reads Connect Hyperliquid.
- Add funds is done once your accounts hold money. What it says depends on the venue and the wallet. On Hyperliquid it is a deposit of USDC from Arbitrum. On Aster it is a deposit of USDT to Futures on asterdex.com, which shows in Prow a few minutes later. If you connected Aster with a wallet that already has a Hyperliquid account, the step offers Add Hyperliquid first, and Deposit to Aster instead is the link beside it. A Prow wallet can't fund Aster, so for an Aster account of the Prow wallet the step shows where to start instead: Hyperliquid, or Predictions where Polymarket takes bets from your place.
- Make your first trade names the smallest order on your venues, for example $5 on most Aster markets and $10 on Hyperliquid (a coin with a big minimum size can need more, and the ticket says when an order is too small), and its button opens Trade. Under it, three market chips open Trade on a market of a venue you can trade now. They read Moving today (the three biggest movers in the last 24 hours among markets that trade at least $10 million a day, each shown with its change, when all three moved 5% or more) or Popular today (the three most traded, with no figure) on a quiet day. A chip is a link to the market, not a suggestion. The step is done once you place an order, start a bot or place a bet from Prow. It is also done when you already have an open position, an open order, a running bot or a bet, so Get started does not come back for you. A trade made on a venue's own site checks it only while that position is still open.
- If the trading key is missing on this device, the current step becomes Turn on trading on this device, naming the venue when only one is missing its key, for example Turn on trading for Aster on this device. It replaces Add funds always, and Make your first trade only when no venue can be traded on this device.
Account value
- Value or PnL: your account value day by day, or your profit and loss per day (per hour on 1D).
- 1D, 1W, 1M and All set the period of the chart and the numbers above it.
- A chip per account: with two or more trading accounts, each one has a chip under the title with its colour, its name, what it holds now and a checkbox. The chart draws one line per checked account in that colour, in both Value and PnL. Uncheck a chip to leave that account out. One account always stays on. Prow keeps your choice on this device.
- Above the chart: the PnL for the period, the Largest daily gain, the Largest daily loss and the Max drawdown, counting only the checked accounts. When some are unchecked, the title says which ones count, for example "Main only".
- Hover the chart (or touch and hold on a phone) to read the value and that day's PnL.
Aster history covers the last 30 days and is rebuilt from your PnL, funding, fees and transfers there. If an account's history can't be read, it is left out of the chart and the title says which venues the chart covers, for example "Hyperliquid only".
By venue
- The bar shows how your money splits across venues.
- Each venue shows its money and how much of its margin is in use. Tap a venue to show only its positions below. Tap it again to show every venue.
- Total adds them up.
- Connect Lighter (or Connect a venue) links a venue you haven't connected. It goes away once every venue is connected.
- Withdraw sends USDC from Hyperliquid to your own wallet, signed by your wallet. Prow's trading key can't withdraw. Aster and Lighter withdrawals happen on their own sites. See Withdraw.
Bots
The Bots card shows how many bots are running, today's result and each bot with its PnL on what it holds. Tap a bot to open its page. All bots opens Bots, and Start a bot shows the bot types and ready setups. See Trading bots.
Positions, Open orders, Bots and History
One card holds four tabs. On a phone they are a switch above the list.
- Positions: every open position on every connected venue, closest to liquidation first. Each row shows the market, side and leverage, size, entry, mark, the liquidation price with how far away it is, and the PnL with ROE. Close opens the close window. Tap a row to open the position: its chart, TP/SL, margin, leverage and history. A position a bot trades carries a tag such as Grid bot.
- Open orders: limit orders, take profits and stop losses waiting to fill, with Edit where the venue allows it, Cancel and Cancel all. See Manage open orders.
- History: your trades, closed positions, funding and transfers. It replaced the Activity page. See History.
The Bots tab lists your running bots in a table: what each one does (for example "Long, 24 grids"), its venue, what is in it, its PnL, Today (what its trades closed today made), how long it has run and its status, with Manage (Resume on a paused one) and Start a bot.
All venues at the right end of the Positions tab filters the list by venue and shows how many positions each one has. A venue you haven't connected has Connect there.
If you hold spot tokens, an Assets list under the card shows them, with Transfer to move money between perps and spot. See Balances explained.
Predictions account
Tap the Predictions card to see your bets and the cash in your prediction accounts on Hyperliquid, Polymarket and predict.fun.
- Get started with predictions shows until your first bet: Connect your accounts, Add money and Place your first bet.
- Needs attention shows winnings waiting to be claimed, for example "You won $42.00". Claim $42.00 opens the Claim window with what you get and where it goes. After the claim, Claimed confirms the money is in your cash on that venue, ready to bet with.
- Bets and cash charts what the bets that ended made, day by day, with the settled PnL for the period, how many bets you Won and Lost, and what is In bets now. Pick 1W, 1M or All.
- By venue shows each venue's money and how much of it is in bets. Tap a venue to show only its bets.
- Open, Orders and History list your open bets (with Sell), your limit orders (with Cancel) and the bets that ended (Won or Lost, with Claim on winnings not claimed).
While nothing is connected, Popular now shows two busy markets with their Yes and No prices. See Prediction markets.
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