🔍 POSITION 1: LONG
Position Type: Long (expecting price to go UP)
Entry Price: 165.2424
Current Mark Price: 154.3848
Unrealized PNL: –$51.37
ROI: –210.65%
Margin Used: $24.39
Liquidation Price: 59.3940
Leverage: Not shown here but likely high (ROI suggests it)
📉 Analysis:
You entered at 165.24 but the price dropped to 154.38.
You're significantly in loss, but still far from liquidation.
TP (Take Profit) is set at 168.0000, but price is moving away from that.
Margin ratio is 6.95%, which is manageable but keep watch.
🔍 POSITION 2: SHORT (Cross 50x)
Position Type: Short (expecting price to go DOWN)
Entry Price: 0.2421548
Current Mark Price: 0.2751318
Unrealized PNL: –$235.01
ROI: –593.26%
Margin Used: $39.61
Liquidation Price: 0.3363140
📉 Analysis:
You shorted at 0.2421, but price went up to 0.2751 — opposite of what you expected.
Your position is deeply in the red (almost 600% loss on margin).
Price is still a bit away from liquidation (0.3363140), but not far.
High leverage (50x Cross) makes this extremely risky.
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✅ SUGGESTED ACTIONS:
1. Close one position
You’re hedging, but badly — both bets are wrong.
Choose the position you have more confidence in and close the weaker one to stop the loss.
2. Reduce leverage
If you continue trading, lower your leverage significantly. 50x is too dangerous unless you're scalping short-term with tight risk management.
3. Add margin cautiously
If you’re confident about your positions and don’t want to close yet, you can add a bit of margin to avoid liquidation. Only do this if you believe in the reversal.
4. Set Stop-Loss
You currently don’t have a stop-loss set. That's dangerous.
Set SL levels immediately to cap losses in case things go further against you.
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🧠 Final Thoughts:
This setup suggests poor risk management. You’re over-leveraged and stuck in losing trades
follow for future signals