What does the portfolio section on the Pluang home page show?
The home page portfolio section, labelled Your Position, summarises everything you hold in one place. It splits into Spot, covering assets you own outright such as gold, mutual funds, spot crypto and US Stocks, and Futures, covering your Crypto Futures positions. The Rupiah figure is the total value of the assets you own including your cash balance, and Total Return shows how much that has gained or lost, in both Rupiah and percentage terms, based on unrealised profit and loss across everything you hold. As of 31 August 2026, US Stocks held with leverage and Crypto Futures positions are counted at your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss rather than at the full exposure of the position including borrowed funds.
| Field | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Spot | The value of all assets you own outright on Pluang — gold, mutual funds, spot crypto, US Stocks |
| Futures | The value of your Crypto Futures positions, counted at Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss |
| Rp | The total value of the assets you own, including your cash balance in Rupiah |
| Total Return | Rp — the gain or loss across your holdings. % — that same return expressed as a percentage, based on unrealised profit and loss |
Worked example
You buy 1 gram of gold at Rp900.000 and 1 unit of AAPL at Rp900.000, and you have Rp500.000 left as cash. Gold then rises to Rp999.000 per gram and AAPL rises to Rp999.000 per unit.
- Portfolio Value: Rp2.498.000 — the value of both assets, including the USD exchange rate applied to the US Stock, plus your cash balance
- Total Return: Rp198.000 (11%) — the unrealised profit across both assets, including the effect of the USD rate on the US Stock
- Leveraged positions are counted at your own capital. For 2x and 4x Day Trade US Stock positions and for Crypto Futures, the value counted here is your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss, not the position's full exposure.
- The home page and the portfolio page agree. The Rupiah figure here is calculated the same way as the Portfolio Value shown on the portfolio summary page.
Related questions:
Q: What is the difference between the Spot and Futures figures on the home page?
Spot covers assets you own outright — gold, mutual funds, spot crypto and US Stocks — valued at their current market price. Futures covers your Crypto Futures positions, which are leveraged derivative contracts rather than assets you hold. They are shown separately because the two represent different kinds of exposure, so reading both gives you the full picture.
Q: Does the Rupiah figure on the home page include my cash?
Yes. The Rupiah total covers the value of the assets you own together with your cash balance in Rupiah, so it reflects both what you have invested and what is available. That is why the figure can move when you top up or withdraw even if you have not bought or sold any asset.
Q: Why is my Total Return percentage different from the return on an individual asset?
Because the home page percentage is calculated across everything you hold, so a strong result on one asset is diluted by weaker results elsewhere. Individual asset returns are calculated only against your position in that asset. For US Stocks the figure also takes in the movement of the USD to IDR rate, which can push the blended number away from any single asset's return.
Q: How are leveraged positions counted in the home page total?
At your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss — not at the position's full exposure including borrowed funds. This applies to US Stocks held with 2x or 4x Day Trade leverage and to Crypto Futures. Your leverage ratio, exposure and margin are unaffected; only the figure counted toward the displayed total is calculated this way.