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Service Profile Chart

The basics to understanding service profile charts!

Updated over a month ago

This article can help you to understand how to read this chart better.

What is a service profile chart?

The chart reflects critical information to comprehend the wealth manager's performance. You can choose from five different timeframes to see the information. The vertical labels represent the values, and the horizontal bar presents the timeline.


Tracking features

Zignaly offers interactive charts to track key performance metrics like PnL% Compound, Daily PnL, Total Balance, and Number of Investors. Users can adjust the time frame (1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, or All) to view trends over different periods, making it easy to analyze short-term fluctuations or long-term growth.

PnL% Compound

Tracks the cumulative percentage profit and loss over time, showing overall growth or decline with compounding effects.

Daily PnL

Displays the absolute daily profit and loss in USDT, helping to monitor performance fluctuations.

Daily PnL %

Visualizes daily percentage returns, showing profitability and volatility trends over different periods.

Total Balance

Shows the overall balance growth over time, reflecting portfolio performance and asset accumulation.

Number of investors

Tracks the number of investors involved, indicating platform or strategy adoption trends.

Service Details

  1. Risk Level
    Displays the strategy’s risk assessment, helping users understand its volatility and potential drawdowns. Read more about Z-Score Metrics

  2. Assets in Pool
    Indicates the total capital invested in the strategy, reflecting its scale and investor confidence.

  3. Investors
    Shows the number of active participants, giving insight into the strategy’s popularity and adoption.

  4. Performance Metrics

    • 1 Month – Highlights short-term performance, showing recent gains or losses.

    • 3 Months – Represents medium-term trends, indicating growth or decline over a quarter.

    • 1 Year – Provides long-term performance insights, demonstrating overall profitability.

  5. Type & Exchange

    • Type – Specifies the market or product traded, such as futures or spot trading.

    • Exchange – Identifies the platform where trades are executed.

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