What does the portfolio section on the Pluang home page show?

The portfolio section on the Pluang home page gives you a quick summary of your portfolio, so you can check it at a glance without opening the full Portfolio page. Since the latest portfolio update, it no longer splits your position into separate Spot and Futures figures: your Crypto Futures positions are part of the same portfolio as your other assets. For the full breakdown, tap through to your Portfolio page. There, the Overview tab shows your Portfolio Value, which is your Net Asset Value plus your cash, along with your unrealised and realised profit or loss, and the Assets tab shows each asset class on its own, including a dedicated Crypto Futures tab. The update changed how your portfolio is presented, not what you own: your holdings, prices and fees are the same as before.

• One portfolio. Since the latest portfolio update, your spot assets and your Crypto Futures positions are part of one portfolio, so there is no separate Spot or Futures view on the home page or on the Portfolio page.
• Where to see the detail. Tap the Portfolio icon on the home page. The Overview tab shows your Portfolio Value and your profit and loss; the Assets tab breaks your holdings down by asset class, such as Crypto, Crypto Futures, US Stocks and Pockets.
• If you still see Spot and Futures. Your app is still showing the previous portfolio view. Make sure the Pluang app is updated to the latest version, then close it fully and open it again.

Related questions:

Q: Where did the separate Spot and Futures figures on the home page go?
The latest portfolio update removed the Spot and Futures split from the home page and from the Portfolio page. Your Crypto Futures positions are now part of the same portfolio as your other assets. To see them on their own, open your Portfolio page, where Crypto Futures has its own card on the Overview tab and its own tab under Assets. Your positions themselves have not changed.

Q: Why might the home page figure differ from a figure on my Portfolio page?
Usually because the two figures cover different things or were read at different moments. The Portfolio page breaks your portfolio down into Net Asset Value, cash, asset classes and individual holdings, so a single figure there may cover only part of the whole. Prices and exchange rates also update continuously, so two screens opened a few seconds apart can show slightly different amounts.

Q: Has the portfolio update changed what I own?
No. The update changed how your portfolio is presented, not your holdings. Your quantities, prices, exchange rates, fees, buying power and withdrawable balance are unchanged. What changed is how some items are grouped and counted: for example, leveraged US Stocks now count at your own money rather than the full position size, and USDT counts as cash.

Q: Why do I still see Spot and Futures on my home page?
Because your app is still showing the previous portfolio view. Make sure the Pluang app is updated to the latest version, then close it fully and open it again. If you still see separate Spot and Futures figures after that, contact Pluang Customer Service through live chat in the app.