You can learn more about the project's performance indicators on the tracking project details page.

Please note that Yield and P&L are updated every 10 minutes.

Return on investment (ROI) is a ratio or percentage value that reflects the profitability or efficiency of a project. It refers to the calculation method of fund return rate (net asset value), which can avoid the distortion of return rate caused by changes in principal caused by deposits and withdrawals.
Yield = (Current Net Asset Value - Initial Net Asset Value) * 100%
Project Cumulative Profit and Loss = Current Assets - Initial Assets - Cumulative Recharge Amount + Cumulative Withdrawal Amount
When the project is created, the initial net asset value is 1. After depositing or withdrawing money, the system will immediately update the net asset value. In the following formula, "T" represents the time after recharge or withdrawal, and "T-1" represents the time before recharge or withdrawal.
After recharge:
T point net asset value = (T point asset - recharge amount) / (T - 1) point asset * (T - 1) point net asset value After withdrawal:
T
point net asset value = (T point asset + withdrawal amount) / (T-1) Point Assets*(T-1) Points Net Asset Value
No recharge or withdrawal has occurred:

Current net asset value = current assets/initial assets*initial net asset value

Note: There are certain limitations in the rate of return. For example, when comparing two different trades, the yield calculation formula does not take into account the cost of time.

The maximum drawdown (MDD) refers to the retracement range of the net asset value from the highest peak to the lowest trough within a certain period. The higher the maximum drawdown, the greater the risk.
Note: Maximum drawdown can only measure the maximum degree of loss experienced by the project, but it cannot measure the frequency of large losses experienced by the project. It cannot judge how long it will take for the project to recover from losses, nor can it indicate whether the project has currently recovered.
Maximum retracement = (M-N) / M * 100%
"M" represents the peak net asset value during the period.
"N" represents the NAV trough that occurs after the peak within the cycle.

Profit closing quantity/total closing quantity*100%
Please note:
When the order is completed and the positions are all flat, it is counted as a closed position.
If the order is only partially closed, it will not be counted in the closing quantity.

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