Read your bot's page

Status, position and P&L, the banner that asks for one tap on the exchange, and what Stop does.

The steps, in words

1. The list: one card per bot
   The dot is green while it runs, red if it crashed; LIVE means real money. Third line: the position (side, size @ entry) on the left, total P&L in USDT on the right.
2. Open a bot: fills are under Orders
   Tap Details for the bot's page and its tabs: Overview, Orders, Parameters, How it works, Logs. Every fill is under Orders; a closing one shows its P&L.
3. Realized vs unrealized
   Realized is money already made or lost on closed trades. Unrealized is the open position marked at today's price — it moves with the market. Together they are Total PnL.
4. No orders? The exchange wants one tap
   OKX needs one tap from you: the exchange refuses orders until a one-time notice is accepted in its app. Show me the steps unfolds the drawn steps; the bot retries by itself — no restart. Binance stock perps have a similar one-time agreement, with their own banner.
5. Not enough balance: top up
   Not enough balance on the venue means orders were refused for funds. Top up the exchange account this key trades on; the bot retries by itself.
6. Stop closes the position by default
   Stop opens a choice: Stop and close the position (the default, at market) or Stop without closing to manage it yourself. A restart or a deploy is not a stop — nothing is closed.
7. Afterwards: the notification
   Notifications confirms it — "Stopped, position closed" with the run's realized P&L, or "Stopped, position kept" if you kept it.