# PnL Summary

This block presents a quick overview of profitability and efficiency

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### Average PnL

The mean profit or loss per trade, expressed in SOL and percentage. This value reflects the average outcome of each closed trade, helping you gauge typical performance.\ <br>

### Average Trading Size (A)

The average amount of SOL used per trade. This is useful for understanding the trader's risk appetite — higher values indicate larger trades on average.\ <br>

### Sum of PnL (B)

The total realized profit (or loss) in SOL, summing up all closed trades. It shows the net result of the wallet over the analyzed period.\ <br>

### PnL Ratio (B/A)

This ratio divides the Sum of PnL (B) by the Average Trade Size (A), expressed as a percentage.&#x20;

It measures how efficiently the wallet turns capital into profits.

A higher value here indicates that the wallet is generating strong returns relative to the size of its average trades.

*In the example above:*

His Avg. Trading Size is 0.73 SOL

The Sum of Pnl is 55 SOL

**PnL Ratio is 7580% ! This mean he has made like 75x !**&#x20;

Which is an awesome return. But remember this is just an indicator.&#x20;

This block is key to assess not just whether a wallet is profitable, but how effectively it uses capital to achieve that profit.


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