The image shows a trading platform’s *Position History* screen with details of two closed perpetual futures positions:
1. *FHEUSDT* (Perp, Cross 5× leverage):
- *Realized PnL*: −2.53 USD
- *ROI*: −145.77%
- *Entry Price*: 0.1351
- *Average Close Price*: 0.1749518
- *Closed Volume*: 64 FHE
- *Opened*: 2026-01-18 17:15:59
- *Closed*: 2026-01-19 11:44:06
2. *HUSDT* (Perp, Cross 5× leverage):
- *Realized PnL*: −0.05 USD
- *ROI*: −2.81%
- *Entry Price*: 0.18166
- *Average Close Price*: 0.18082
- *Closed Volume*: 47 H
- *Opened*: 2026-01-18 16:08:16
- *Closed*: 2026-01-18 16:56:20
The FHEUSDT position resulted in a significant loss with a high negative ROI, while the HUSDT position had a small loss with a modest ROI.
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