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This reference explains what the main Performax metrics mean and what data they depend on. Performax displays analytics from your own trading history. Metrics describe past data. They are not market predictions, trade instructions, or performance guarantees.

Which trades count

Result-based metrics use closed trades. Each trade’s result is its net PnL: gross result minus fees, plus or minus funding. Stablecoin conversions and unmatched spot buys or sells are left out.

Date basis

Closed-trade analytics generally use the realized date: exit date when present, otherwise entry date. Some views place trades on their entry date instead: the Performance timeline, the Temporal heatmap, Symbol distribution, the Correlation network, and streaks on the Analytics page. Session analysis lets you choose between entry (Open) and exit (Close) time. Open-position widgets use current position data because the trade is not realized yet.

Cashflows

Deposits and withdrawals affect account balance. They should not be treated as trading profit or loss.
  • Balance (wallet) includes deposits and withdrawals.
  • Performance (NAV) isolates trading performance from cashflows: deposits and withdrawals change the number of units held, not the performance. It can be compared with a benchmark.
  • Missing cashflows can make drawdown and equity views look wrong. If a warning appears, add or sync the missing cashflow data before trusting the chart.

Core metrics

Scores

Behavioral metrics

Empty and partial states

Some widgets show empty, partial, or warning states when data is missing. Common causes:
  • No connected exchange account.
  • First sync still running.
  • No closed trades in the selected period.
  • Missing balance or cashflow history.
  • Exchange API limitation.
  • Credentials expired or invalid.
When a metric looks unexpected, compare the selected period and filters before assuming the calculation is wrong.