# SOL Spent, Received and Net SOL

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.

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### SOL Spent Buying Tokens (C)

The total amount of SOL used to buy tokens. This represents the capital invested across all trades.

### SOL Received Selling Tokens (D)

The total amount of SOL the wallet received when selling tokens. This shows the accumulated return from all positions.

### Net SOL (D - C)

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.

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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:*

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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**.&#x20;

For a 25 SOL profit, 1 SOL missing is relatively ok. But look at the example below:

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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.


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