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2.10 How to Use the Order History Feature on Electra

The Order History feature on Electra provides users with a detailed overview of all past trades, including executed, canceled, and active orders. It’s a handy tool for analyzing trading activity, tracking order execution, and making informed future decisions.

Where to Find Order History

On the Web Platform:

  1. Navigate to the "Trading" section.

  2. Find the "Order History" tab in the lower panel of the interface.

  3. Use filters to specify a time range, asset, or order type for refined data.

What’s Displayed in Order History?

  • Time and Date: When the order was created or executed.

  • Order Type: Limit, market, or stop-limit.

  • Trading Pair: For example, BTC/USDT.

  • Price: Specified price for limit or stop orders.

  • Quantity: The volume of the asset included in the trade.

  • Order Status: Executed, partially executed, or canceled.

  • Fees: Transaction fees (e.g., Maker/Taker fees).

  • Side: Buy or Sell.

  • Funding Rate (FR): Financing charges or credits applied during position holding, shown for full transparency.

How to Use the Order History for Analysis

  1. Track Performance:

    • Identify trades with the highest profit.

    • Pinpoint unsuccessful trades to avoid repeating mistakes.

  3. Plan Strategies:

    • Compare current trading activity to past periods.

    • Evaluate how market condition changes impacted previous trades.

  5. Monitor Fees:

    • Check the fees paid for each trade.

    • Optimize the use of tools like limit orders to reduce costs.

  7. Prepare for Tax Reporting:

    • Order history can be used to report income and pay taxes.

Additional Features

  1. Export Data:

    • Electra allows exporting order history as CSV or Excel files for deeper analysis or record-keeping.

    • Find the "Export" button in the Order History section.

  3. Filters:

    • Apply filters by trading pairs, order types, time, or status for quick searches.

  5. Real-Time Updates:

    • Order history is updated in real-time, allowing you to monitor all changes instantly.

Why Is Order History Important?

The order history helps traders understand their trading habits, manage risks, and optimize strategies. On Electra, this feature is a vital tool for achieving transparency, maintaining control, and succeeding in trading.

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