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How do I track the cost price of my spot trades?

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Stay on top of your investments with real-time tracking of your spot trading cos

Stay on top of your investments with real-time tracking of your spot trading costs on the Assets page. Whether you're an active trader or just monitoring your portfolio, you can easily keep track of your spot trading expenses.

Estimated total value is for reference only, please refer to the actual holding quantity. You can view the platform price and switch units/cryptocurrencies.

Checklist

  1. How do I view my assets?
  2. Open your OKX app and go to Assets
  3. Tap the PnL icon on the Assets page to view your earnings curve and PnL breakdown for a selected time period.
  4. How do I view my maker orders?
  5. Go to the Open orders section on the trading page.
  6. Select the relevant order type (Limit/Market, Advanced Limit, SL/TP, or Trigger, etc) to view your outstanding maker orders.
  7. How is the cost price calculated?
  8. The calculations are based on your spot trading history. You may choose to calculate by average entry cost or cumulative average cost in trading settings.
  9. How do I track the cost price of my spot trades?
  10. Select Assets from the main menu
  11. Select the Token that you can find under Assets
  12. Select the asset that you want from the Assets section

Notes

Maker order refers to an order placed at a specified price that won't immediately be matched with other orders in the depth list. Instead, it enters the depth list, waiting for other parties to actively match your order. A pending order can be understood as an unexecuted order, which can be viewed under the Current Orders section.

You can view the estimated total value and asset valuation curve at the top of the page

Note:

Please ensure the Show small assets toggle is turned on to display all assets.

Details follow the official OKX help article; this page is a learning checklist, not an official mirror.

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