SOL Spent, Received and Net SOL
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This section breaks down the wallet’s activity in terms of total SOL spent and received trading tokens. It does not matter if the trade is fully closed or still open.
The total amount of SOL used to buy tokens. This represents the capital invested across all trades.
The total amount of SOL the wallet received when selling tokens. This shows the accumulated return from all positions.
The difference between the total received and the total spent. If this number is positive, it means the wallet has a net profit in SOL.
This metric is useful for verifying actual profitability in SOL and is one of the most straightforward indicators of a trader’s success over time.
Usage example:
In the example above, Sum of PnL is 26 and Net SOL is almost 25. This means 1 SOL (the difference) is missing in open trades - which can still have value as token or not. Or might just be an unrealized loss.
For a 25 SOL profit, 1 SOL missing is relatively ok. But look at the example below:
In this case, Sum of Pnl is 8.4 and Net Sol is 4.8 - the difference here is almost 4 SOL, which is relatively much bigger when compared to the PnL. Indicating he may have a considerable unrealized loss.
