How to View Account Assets

In order to facilitate users to quickly and clearly view the distribution of account assets and funds, this article will focus on the Picol APP "Account" and "History Orders" pages to explain how to fully understand the asset overview and order information.

On the web version, you can click on the wallet "Primary account" and "Futures account" to view the account assets

How to view Account assets on APP

The Account page in the Picol APP helps you view the overall overview of the total assets, asset allocation, and bot orders in the account.

Primary Account

Picol Bonus: Futures Grid bonuses and Futures manual bonus funds are reflected here.

Trading Bots: This category includes all Grid trading bots, DCA bots, Rebalancing bots, CopyBot (including structured products like Flying Wheel), strategy copy bots, and more.

Spot Balances: Available (tradable) spot assets, including small assets, are reflected here.

Arbitrage: All spot-futures arbitrage orders are reflected here.

Dual Investment: Manual dual investment orders, such as USDT interest or Coin investment orders, are reflected here.

Earnings: Flexible products and fixed products under the Earn section are reflected here.

Futures Account

Your perpetual futures account equity and all opened positions will be reflected here.

How to View Order History

Bot

You can find the historical bot orders on the [Bot] - [History] page.

Trade

The "Trade" section of the app is divided into three main pages: "Futures", "Spot", and "Convert". You can refer to the figure below to locate the corresponding product and then go to the "History" page to view the details.

Futures: You can find historical manual futures orders, transaction history, funding fee history, historical Fund transfer records, and historical bonus fund records under [Trade] - [Futures] - [History], then select the appropriate tab.

Spot: You can find the historical manual spot orders on the [Trade] - [Spot] - [History] page.

Convert: You can find the historical asset conversion orders on the [Trade] - [Convert] - [History] page.

Earn

The "Earn" section of the app is divided into four main pages: "Arbitrage", "Structured", "Earning", and "Staking". You can refer to the figure below to locate the corresponding product and then go to the "History" page to view the details.

Arbitrage: You can find historical fund transfer records under [Earn] - [Arbitrage], then choose the product you invested in, click the [Detail] button, and go to the [Transaction] page.

Structured: You can find historical records of manual structured orders and structured bots, such as Flying Wheel bot orders, on the [Earn] - [Arbitrage] - [History] page.

Earning: You can find historical fund transfer records under [Earn] - [Earning], then choose the product type and asset you invested in, and go to the [Transaction] page.

Staking: You can find historical fund transfer records under [Earn] - [Staking], then choose the product you invested in, and go to the [Redemption] page.

FAQ

Q: How do I check Small balances and convert history?

A: You can view small balances (less than the equivalent of 10 USD) under [Account] - [Primary Account]. And Historical dust conversion records can be found under [Account] - [Primary Account] - [Convert Small Balance (≤10U)] - [Collection History].

Q: Why do my holdings get lost?

A1: Reverse Split of Leveraged Tokens

When the price of Picol leveraged tokens falls below 0.05, or fluctuates significantly below 0.05, the reverse split mechanism is triggered. The reverse split multiples are usually 20, 50, 100 times, etc.

For example, let’s take a 50× reverse split:

• Before the split, assume the user holds 1,000 leveraged tokens, each with a net value of 0.03, corresponding to assets worth 30 USDT.

• After the split, the user holds 20 leveraged tokens (1,000 ÷ 50 = 20), and the net value of each token is 1.5 (0.03 × 50 = 1.5), still corresponding to 30 USDT in assets.

The reverse split does not affect the total asset value, but it reduces the number of tokens held. Therefore, it is not recommended to buy tokens when their net value is very low, since the price can continue to decline even after reverse splitting.

A2: Token Rebrand/Replacement

Sometimes, Picol may assist a token project with a rebrand or replacement plan due to changes such as a token name update or a mainnet upgrade. During the rebrand/replacement process, all bot orders and manual orders for the affected trading pairs will be canceled. Relevant historical records can be found under [Account] - [Deposit] - [History] - [Conversion Records].

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Please get in touch with Picol Support if you have any other questions.