Manage a Margin Position

Your Positions, on Home inside the Margin Markets card under the price chart, is where you monitor and manage your leverage positions. It appears once a wallet is connected and holds at least one position. Each row shows the leveraged asset with its side (Long or Short), the position Size, the Entry price, the Liquidation price with its distance from the current price, PnL in percent and in dollars, your SL/TP levels, Close and Repay buttons, and an arrow button that opens the position's page.

At the top of the list you can read portfolio-level PnL, Value and Debt figures across all your positions, for a view of performance and risk. On a phone, Debt is left out.

The price chart under the Margin Markets board on the home page gives you the same information one market at a time. For the market it is showing, it draws your Avg. Entry and your Nearest Liquidation level for each side, and the entry line's label names the side and how many positions it averages, for example Avg. Entry · 2 Long. Hiding your balances drops that count, while the price lines stay drawn.

To open the detailed view, click the position's asset ticker or its arrow button in Your Positions. The arrow sits at the end of the row on a computer and at the top right of the position on a phone; the rest of the row does not open anything. The top section shows the position type and a shortened contract ID, along with current PnL and, on a wider screen, the date opened and position size, plus buttons to repay debt, close the position, or share your PnL.

The Summary section breaks down the position's financials:

Debt is denominated in the settlement asset of the pool the position borrowed from: USDC on a long position, and the asset you shorted on a short one. Short positions are currently available on Solana for cbBTC, SOL and wETH.

The right-hand side of the Summary carries the position's PnL, the Stop Loss and Take Profit controls, and the position's price chart. The chart draws a fixed 30-day price series with your Entry Price and your Nearest Liquidation level ruled across it, so you can see how much room the position has. There is no time-range selector, and the chart stays hidden while a position is still opening.

Interest due accrues over a 30-day cycle. You can repay it to reset the cycle, or let the protocol deduct it automatically.

A position also has size floors: it must stay worth at least 15 USDC, and the smallest amount you can transact against it is 0.5 USDC. A full close is exempt from both.

The Summary has one Stop Loss / Take Profit block, so you can set automated exits at specific prices. With no level set it shows a Set button; once a level is set it lists your Stop Loss and Take Profit prices and shows Edit. Either button opens one dialog with a Stop Loss tab and a Take Profit tab, and the SL/TP cell of the position's row in Your Positions opens the same dialog. Type a price for the asset the position follows (the asset you bought on a long, the asset you shorted on a short) in the Trigger Price field, which shows that asset's Price Now on its right. The preview then reads Closes when followed by the asset and your price, and You get back about followed by the payout of the full close: in USDC on a long position, in the asset you shorted on a short one. On a tab whose level is already set, you can change it with Update Stop Loss or Update Take Profit, or remove it with Remove Stop Loss or Remove Take Profit. Either one triggers a full close when it fires, and the position page then shows Stop Loss Triggered or Take Profit Triggered while it closes.

Each change confirms with a toast: Stop Loss Set or Take Profit Set. Removing a trigger raises the same toast as setting one, so a Take Profit Set toast after you delete a take profit means the removal went through.

Proceeds, your original collateral plus any realized gains, go straight to your Nolus account in the currency of the debt: USDC on a long position, the asset you shorted on a short one. On Solana you can then withdraw them to your Solana wallet with Withdraw in the Account popover, which opens from the wallet button in the top bar.

A color-coded health indicator reflects the position's Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio:

If you turn on the alert bell in Settings, the app also sends push notifications as a position's health deteriorates, and when a partial or full liquidation happens.

A position's history lives in Activities: click the position's ID (# followed by 8 characters) at the top of its page, and Activities opens searched for that position. It keeps a timestamped history of everything related to the position. It covers user-initiated transactions such as opens, repayments, closes and Stop Loss or Take Profit changes, repayments by other accounts, and protocol-executed events such as liquidations, each with its details, giving you an auditable trail of how the position developed. A closed or liquidated position leaves Your Positions, and its record stays in Activities.

While an operation runs, the position page shows its progress in one alert at the top: the steps of an opening position (Opening account, Funding account, Finding the optimal swap route), Position Now Closing or Closing Part of the Position with its steps during a close, and Market Anomaly Guard if a liquidation is being held back by an unusual market price. The alert fades once the operation ends. After an open could not complete, the page shows Position Not Opened with the returned down payment instead.

Nolus can stop offering an asset, or a whole protocol, between sessions, so it is no longer selectable for new positions. Your existing position is unaffected: it stays visible with its summary and fee preview, and you can repay or close it as usual.