An Earnings Card and More From Your Hyperliquid Files
The dashboard shows what your exchanges have paid you, Hyperliquid file imports read funding and transfers, Revolut X keys that can trade are refused, and the net deposits line leaves out interest and demo money.
A release about counting every dollar in the right place.
Earnings card. Once an exchange has paid you something, such as fee refunds, staking or interest, a new card on the dashboard shows the all-time total. Bybit users also get a profile setting to count fee refunds in the fees of the trades they belong to. It is off by default, which matches Bybit's own closed P&L.
Hyperliquid files, all three. Besides your trade history, you can now upload Hyperliquid's funding and deposits and withdrawals exports. Your funding payments and transfers are then in your history, and your USDC balance adds up on Holdings.
Read-only Revolut X keys. Revolut X keys that can trade are now refused when you connect them, the same as Binance and Kraken.
Net deposits, cleaner. Interest paid on Hyperliquid no longer counts as money you put in, and deposits and withdrawals you add by hand on a manual account now move the line. A MetaTrader demo account's play money stays off it too. If you imported a demo report before today, upload it again so it gets marked.
The demo has a balance chart. The demo journal now shows a portfolio value chart with its deposits on it.