History
Open History for the account and trading view you are inspecting. Check whether the view is scoped to manual trades, copied trades or another wallet.
Read a record
A record can include the token, buy/sell direction, source, timestamp, amount, transaction, fees, gas and status. Confirmed, failed and pending records mean different things.
- Submitted/pending: a final outcome has not yet been established.
- Confirmed: inspect the recorded amounts and transaction.
- Failed: read the reason and any related approval; gas may still have been spent.
The same operation can appear first as submitted and later as confirmed. Matching references and transaction hashes help distinguish status updates from separate trades.
Prices, points and timing
Fill price and market-cap estimates describe different quantities. Market-cap data can be unavailable or based on observations rather than the exact executable price.
Points can be credited after a trade confirms. A temporary gap between the transaction and points display is not a reason to trade again.
Timing fields describe the measured application stage, not guaranteed chain inclusion, matching priority or a promise about the next trade.
Recover an uncertain action
Search or filter by the token, trader, reference or transaction where supported. Inspect the explorer link and current status before retrying.
In Telegram, use Activity and Positions → Batch sale history for batch outcomes. Every batch item needs its own result check.