The Master Chart
BTC, ETH, and SOL normalized to the same starting point with your trade markers overlaid. One chart that shows which asset is leading, which is lagging, and exactly where your bot entered and exited.
Reading the chart
Normalized to zero: All three assets start at 0% at the left edge of the chart. This lets you visually compare which asset gained or lost the most over the time window, something you can't see on raw price charts.
Asset lines: BTC is amber, ETH is lavender, SOL is violet. Your vault's equity curve is the bold mint line. It shows your actual P&L path including all trades, fees, and funding.
Trade markers: Mint upward triangles (▲) mark position opens. Rose downward triangles (▼) mark closes. These are plotted on the equity curve, not the asset lines.
Click any marker to see the trade details and open the transaction on Solscan for independent verification.
Time range selectors
The chart offers four cadence views: 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h. These correspond to the candle resolution, not how much history is shown. A 1h view shows hourly candle data over the last ~30 days. Choose the cadence that matches your vault's evaluation frequency for the most meaningful view.
The equity curve
The mint line is your vault's equity, your actual P&L including all trades, fees, funding costs, and slippage. The area fill beneath it is tinted mint. When the equity curve runs above the asset lines, your strategy is outperforming buy-and-hold. When it dips below, the strategy has given back gains relative to simply holding.
If your equity curve is flat while the asset lines are falling, that's your strategy doing its job: preserving capital during a drawdown. If it's climbing while assets are flat, the strategy is capturing moves that buy-and-hold misses.