How Do I Check My Crypto Futures Portfolio on Pluang?
Open the Portfolio page in the Pluang app, go to Assets and choose the Crypto Futures tab. It shows your Margin & USDT Value, broken down into Maint. & Position Margin, Order Margin and Available to Move, your unrealised and realised profit or loss, and the list of your open positions. Since the latest portfolio update, there is no separate Futures portfolio or Spot/Futures toggle: Crypto Futures is part of your main portfolio, with its own card on the Overview tab, and it counts toward your Portfolio Value at the margin backing your positions plus unrealised profit or loss. You can switch the tab's figures between USDT and Rupiah, while each position stays in USDT in both views. Checking the tab never changes your positions or balances.
Where Crypto Futures appears in your portfolio:
- Overview tab: the Asset Class Allocation section has a Crypto Futures card showing its Total Value in Rupiah, alongside your other asset classes.
- Assets → Crypto Futures tab: Margin & USDT Value is your whole margin wallet balance, made up of Maint. & Position Margin, Order Margin and Available to Move.
- USDT or Rupiah: in the USDT view, Unrealized P&L shows your positions' profit or loss. In the Rupiah view, it splits into Asset Gain/Loss, from your positions, and USDT Gain/Loss, from the USDT–IDR rate on your margin wallet.
- Positions stay in USDT: every position in the list is shown in USDT in both views, because Crypto Futures is margined and settled in USDT.
- The rest of the wallet is cash: margin wallet balance that isn't backing a position counts toward your Portfolio Value as cash, under USDT.
- Closed positions: results from Crypto Futures positions you have closed also count toward Realized P&L on the Overview tab.
Related questions:
Q: Where did the Spot/Futures toggle on my Portfolio page go?
The latest portfolio update removed it. Crypto Futures used to sit in a separate Futures portfolio that you reached with the toggle; it is now part of your main portfolio, with a card on the Overview tab and its own Crypto Futures tab under Assets. Your positions, margin and history have not changed, only where they are shown. The home page no longer splits your position into Spot and Futures either.
Q: Why are my Crypto Futures positions still in USDT when I switch to Rupiah?
Because Crypto Futures positions are margined and settled in USDT, so each position in the list stays in USDT in both views. Switching to Rupiah converts the totals at the top of the tab, such as Margin & USDT Value and Unrealized P&L, and splits the profit or loss into Asset Gain/Loss and USDT Gain/Loss. A Rupiah figure on a single position would not be what you actually receive, so the rows keep their native currency by design.
Q: Why does my Crypto Futures value in the portfolio look smaller than my position size?
Because your portfolio counts Crypto Futures at the margin backing your positions plus unrealised profit or loss, not at the full position size you control with leverage. A position opened with leverage controls more than the margin you put in, but only your margin and its result belong to you. Your position size, leverage and margin are unchanged; only the figure counted toward your Portfolio Value is calculated this way.
Q: What is the difference between Asset Gain/Loss and USDT Gain/Loss on the Crypto Futures tab?
In the Rupiah view, Asset Gain/Loss is the unrealised profit or loss of your open positions, converted at the current USDT–IDR rate. USDT Gain/Loss is the effect of the USDT–IDR rate on your margin wallet balance, covering margin in use and the balance available to move. One reflects how your trades are doing; the other reflects how the Rupiah value of your USDT has changed since you acquired it.