Portfolio & PnL

/portfolio

Shows your native balance and token holdings, per chain or all chains, with USD values. Toggle chain visibility to hide chains you do not use. Balances are read live from the chains plus Torch's own position records, so a token you bought seconds ago appears immediately even before explorers index it.

/trades and /positions

/trades lists all your open positions at a glance:

📊 Trades — 2 open positions

EXMPL +27.50%
├ Initial  $100.00
├ Worth    $127.50
├ Entry    $330.0K MC
├ Tokens   303,571 EXMPL
├ Supply   0.0304%
└ Orders   1 Order

TORCH +505.09%
├ Initial  $69.55
├ Worth    $420.84
├ Entry    $208.0K MC
├ Tokens   334,000 TORCH
├ Supply   0.0334%
└ Orders   No Orders

[ EXMPL ] [ TORCH ]
[ 🏠 Menu ]

/positions (or tapping a token in /trades) shows one position as a card, with buttons to act on it:

Example Token — EXMPL  1/3 · Robinhood Chain
0x6Ab1cd2E3f4A5b6C7d8E9f0A1b2C3d4E5f6A1111

💼 Position
├ PnL      +27.50% (+$27.50)
├ Initial  $100.00
├ Worth    $127.50
├ Entry    $330.0K MC
├ Tokens   303,571 EXMPL
├ Supply   0.0304%
└ Held     2d

📊 Market
├ Price    $0.000420
├ MC       $420.0K
└ LP       $61.5K

[ ◀ ] [ 🔄 Refresh ] [ ▶ ]
[ Buy More ] [ Sell ]
[ 📤 Share PnL ]
[ 🎯 New TP ] [ 🛑 New SL ]
[ 📋 Copy CA ]
[ 🔍 Explorer ] [ 📈 Chart ]
[ ◀ All Trades ] [ 🏠 Menu ]

• Initial is what you paid (in dollars at the time), including fees.
• Worth is what your tokens are worth now.
• PnL is Worth minus Initial, in % and dollars.
• Entry is the market cap at your average buy price; Supply is how much of the total supply you hold; Held is how long you've held it.
• Buying more averages your entry; Sell Initial on the sell screen uses the same cost basis.

After every buy the bot pins the position card in the chat so it is one tap away.

Share PnL

/pnl or Share PnL on a card generates an image with the token, your return and holding time, in Torch styling. You choose whether the trade size is shown or hidden before the image is rendered. Send it anywhere; it contains no wallet address.

Referral and cashback balances

Rewards are not part of the portfolio view. See Rewards.

Terminal parity

The same positions, cost basis and PnL appear in the Terminal portfolio. Both read the same records.