Why can't I reuse a Pocket I already fully sold?
A fully sold Pocket generally can't be reused or reopened — this especially applies to self-built Pockets that aren't from Explore's pre-built list. The sold Pocket still shows in your Transaction History for reference, but to invest again you need to create a new Pocket.
- A fully sold Pocket is closed, not paused. Selling all of a Pocket's assets closes that Pocket — it isn't put on hold for later reuse.
- This especially applies to self-built Pockets. A self-built Pocket Slot you assembled yourself generally cannot be reactivated once fully sold; you'd create a new Pocket Slot to invest again.
- Pre-built Pockets can be bought fresh. If you want that themed exposure again, browse Explore and invest in the same or a similar pre-built Pocket from scratch, the same way you did the first time.
- The record is retained. A sold Pocket leaves your active Pocket list but its transaction record stays in Transaction History, so you can still review what it held and how it performed.
- Selling doesn't free up a slot. The 25-Pocket limit counts cumulatively, so a fully sold Pocket still counts toward it.
Related questions:
Q: Does a fully sold Pocket disappear from the app entirely?
No — it's removed from your active Pocket list but remains visible in Transaction History for reference.
Q: Can I reopen a self-built Pocket after selling all of it?
Generally no — a fully sold self-built Pocket can't be reactivated, so you'd need to create a new one to invest again.
Q: Does selling a Pocket completely free up a slot toward the 25-Pocket limit?
No — the limit counts Pockets cumulatively, so a fully sold Pocket still counts even though it's no longer active.
Q: Where can I check details of a Pocket I've already sold?
Open Transaction History in the app to view records of past Pocket transactions.