What is included in my total portfolio value on Pluang?
Your total portfolio value on Pluang brings together the assets you own across the app, including staked crypto, your Pockets and your Crypto Futures positions, and the Rupiah figure on the Home page also includes your cash balance. Staked coins stay in your total even while they are locked in staking; they appear in a separate Staking section on each coin's page but are not carved out of your holdings. Crypto Futures positions are counted at your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss, as are US Stocks held with leverage, rather than at the full exposure of the position including borrowed funds. USDT you hold in Crypto Spot or in Pockets is shown as cash, labelled Saldo USDT, separately from your other crypto assets. Units locked in a pending sell order are still yours and still count. Staking rewards that have accrued but not yet been distributed are not in your holdings yet; they join your total once they reach your wallet.
What counts, and how
| What you hold | Included in your total? | How it is counted |
|---|---|---|
| Spot assets such as crypto, US Stocks, gold and mutual funds | Yes | At each asset's reference price |
| Staked crypto | Yes | Same as the coin itself; shown in the coin's Staking section |
| Accrued staking rewards not yet distributed | Not yet | Added once distributed to your available wallet |
| Pockets | Yes | Shown in their own Pockets tab in the portfolio |
| Crypto Futures and leveraged US Stocks | Yes | Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss, not full exposure |
| USDT in Crypto Spot or Pockets | Yes | As cash, labelled Saldo USDT |
| Cash balance | Yes, in the Home page Rupiah figure | At face value |
| Units locked in a pending sell order | Yes | Still owned until the order executes |
- Where to see the breakdown. Open the Pluang app and tap the Portfolio icon on the Home page. The Pluang guide "Portfolio Overview Page in Pluang" walks through the tabs, including Summary, Assets and Pockets.
- Leveraged positions show your own capital. As of 31 August 2026, the value counted for leveraged positions is what you put in plus its gain or loss, so your total isn't inflated by borrowed funds.
Related questions:
Q: Is my staked crypto included in my portfolio value?
Yes. Staked coins remain part of your holdings and are included in your total portfolio value, even though they are locked while staked. You can see them in the Staking section on that coin's page, separately from your available balance, so it is clear how much is staked and how much you can trade. Rewards join your holdings once they are distributed to your available wallet, which happens every Tuesday.
Q: Are my Pockets included in my portfolio?
Yes. The assets you hold through Pockets are part of your portfolio, and the portfolio page has its own Pockets tab where you can see them separately from assets you bought individually. If a Pocket holds USDT, that portion is shown as cash, labelled Saldo USDT, rather than as a crypto asset. The Pluang guide "Portfolio Overview Page in Pluang" shows where the Pockets tab sits.
Q: Why does my Crypto Futures position count for less than its position size?
Because as of 31 August 2026, Crypto Futures positions are counted at your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss, not at the full exposure of the position. With leverage, part of the position size is borrowed, so counting the full exposure would overstate what you actually own. Your position, leverage and margin are exactly the same; only the way the value is displayed follows your own capital.
Q: Do pending orders count toward my portfolio value?
Units you are selling through a pending order are still yours until the order executes, so they remain in your holdings; you'll see them marked on the asset page with a Pending Order label. Funds reserved for a pending buy order are not yet an asset, because nothing has been bought. Once the order executes, the asset appears in your holdings at the price it filled at, and if it expires or is cancelled, the reserved funds or units are released.