What’s the difference between unrealized PnL and realized PnL? Don’t panic—the class study rep is here to explain:
For a long position, unrealized PnL equals (mark price − entry price) × position size. For a short position, it’s (entry price − mark price) × position size.
The return rate shown on the page can look exaggerated, often just because of leverage. It’s not the same as how much the price has actually risen.
Don’t laugh—I only learned this after making the same mistake myself.
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For a long position, unrealized PnL equals (mark price − entry price) × position size. For a short position, it’s (entry price − mark price) × position size.
The return rate shown on the page can look exaggerated, often just because of leverage. It’s not the same as how much the price has actually risen.
Don’t laugh—I only learned this after making the same mistake myself.
$BTC 75918.56（+0.41%）
#BTC
I might not be right, so don’t follow this blindly.