Portfolio

Equity, open positions, balances, and the three ways USDT moves: in, between your two wallets, and out.

Equity

The headline is total equity: your main wallet balance, plus your perpetual wallet balance, plus the live PnL on everything you have open. It spans both accounts, which is why it is labelled Main + Perp — reconciling it against either balance alone will not come out.

Under it, the balances behind it — the first two are what the headline adds up, the last two are what your open positions amount to:

Open positions

Each row shows side, size, entry price, leverage, liquidation price and unrealized PnL. Close a position in full, or in part, from its row.

A position is valued at the price it would actually close into — the best bid for a long, the best ask for a short. When that side of the book is empty, the mark price stands in.

price_ratio = close_price / entry_price - 1
side        = 1 for a long, -1 for a short

PnL     = price_ratio * position_size * entry_price * side
PnL %   = price_ratio * leverage * 100 * side

The percentage is the return on what the position put up, not on its notional — which is why leverage is in it. A 1% move with 10× leverage is 10%.

Assets

One row per currency you hold, with the balance in each wallet and the two added together. USDT is the only one today: it is what the perpetual account settles in, so it is what backs every position you have open.

Transfers

Transfer moves USDT between your main wallet and your perpetual wallet, in either direction. The dialog names both ends and what each holds, so the direction is never in doubt. Transfers are instant and internal — no chain transaction and no fee.

Transfers are signed by your agent, so an agent has to be authorised before the button is live. See Agents.

Past transfers are listed in History.

Deposit

Deposit moves USDT onto Levyx, into your main wallet.

1. Choose the network you will send from. Each shows its minimum deposit. A network that is closed is still listed, with the reason.
2. Copy the address, or scan its QR code. Some networks also show a memo: send the address and the memo — the address is shared, and the memo is what marks the funds as yours.
3. Send USDT from your other wallet or exchange. The deposit appears under Deposits in History, and is credited to your main wallet once the network confirms it.

Your agent fetches the address, so there is no wallet window to approve.

Withdraw

Withdraw sends USDT off Levyx, from your main wallet.

1. Choose the network to send on. Each shows its fee and its minimum.
2. Paste the destination address, add a memo if the network takes one, and enter the amount. What will arrive — the amount less the fee — is shown beside the button. If the address plainly belongs to a different network, the form says which and offers to switch.
3. Review the whole address and the amount, then sign with your own wallet. An agent can never withdraw.
4. The receipt confirms the withdrawal was accepted. Follow it under Withdrawals in History.

Only the main wallet can withdraw. If your USDT is in the perpetual wallet, the form says so and offers Transfer to main; once the transfer is done you are back on the withdrawal.