The Margin section is where you monitor and manage your leverage positions. Connect your wallet and open the Margin page to see a list of your active positions. Each row shows the leveraged asset, position type (Long or Short), PnL in percent and in dollars, position size, the date opened, and quick actions such as closing the position.
At the top of the list you can toggle between Unrealized PnL, Margin and Debt to get a portfolio-level view of performance and risk.
The detailed position view
Clicking a position’s contract ID opens the detailed view. The top section shows the position type and a shortened contract ID, along with current PnL, the date opened and position size, plus buttons to repay debt, close the position, or share your PnL.
Below that is a real-time asset price chart powered by the Nolus Oracle. You can switch between 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days and 90 days, and the chart overlays the current asset price and the liquidation trigger so you can see how much room the position has.
Summary section
The Summary section breaks down the position’s financials:
Margin balance and provided collateral
Debt owed, made up of the borrowed principal plus accrued interest
Average purchase price of the leveraged asset
DEX swap fees
Liquidation trigger price
Monthly interest rate applied to the position
The exact quantity of the asset you hold and its current value
For Long positions, debt is denominated in native USDC (Noble). For Short positions, it is denominated in the borrowed asset, BTC or OSMO.
Interest due accrues over a 30-day cycle. You can repay it to reset the cycle, or let the protocol deduct it automatically.
Stop Loss and Take Profit
The detailed view includes Stop Loss and Take Profit controls, so you can set automated exits at specific PnL levels. Set your own thresholds or pick one of the presets.
When a Take Profit trigger fires, the position closes automatically and the proceeds, your original collateral plus any realized gains, go straight to your wallet. Long position payouts arrive in USDC (Noble); Short position payouts arrive in the borrowed asset, BTC or OSMO.
Health indicator
A color-coded health indicator reflects the position’s Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio:
Green, healthy: the position is well collateralized
Yellow, moderate: worth keeping an eye on
Red, risky: repayment may be needed soon to avoid liquidation
Actions log
At the bottom of the page, the Actions Log keeps a timestamped history of everything related to the position. It covers user-initiated transactions such as repayments as well as protocol-executed events, each with its status, giving you an auditable trail of how the position developed.