Understanding the MapleVest Dashboard

The MapleVest dashboard is your central control panel for monitoring account activity, reviewing strategy performance, and staying informed about how your connected trading setup is operating.

Whether you are checking results, adjusting capital, or reviewing recent activity, the dashboard is designed to give you a clear overview of everything in one place. This guide explains the main sections so you can navigate the platform with more confidence and make smarter decisions.

🧭 1. Portfolio Overview

At the top of the dashboard, MapleVest provides a summary of your connected exchange account and current strategy exposure. This section helps you understand your overall account position at a glance.

Total Account Balance: the estimated combined value of your tracked assets
Available Capital: funds not currently assigned to active strategies
Funds in Use: capital currently allocated across running strategies
Realized P&L: completed profit or loss from closed activity

💡 This section works as a quick health check for your trading activity, helping you understand both capital usage and overall performance.

🤖 2. Active Strategies Section

Every active strategy is usually displayed as an individual card or row, making it easy to review what is currently running and how each strategy is performing.

Strategy Name and Type so you can identify the logic being used
Status, such as active, paused, completed, or requiring attention
Running Time to show how long the strategy has been active
Capital in Use for that specific strategy
Live P&L or unrealized result based on current market conditions
Quick Controls for pausing, editing, or stopping a strategy

⏸️ MapleVest makes it easier to react quickly by placing key controls close to each strategy, so you do not need to search through multiple menus.

📈 3. Performance Charts

When you open a strategy in more detail, you may see performance charts that help visualize trading activity over time. These graphs are useful for understanding not just the result, but how the result was achieved.

Entry and Exit Points to show where positions were opened and closed
Cumulative P&L to track progress over time
Trade Frequency to understand how active the strategy has been
Buy/Sell Breakdown for a clearer view of execution behavior
Timeframe Filters such as short-term and longer-term views

These charts can be especially helpful when comparing short-term fluctuations with longer-term strategy behavior.

📄 4. Trade History

The trade history section gives you a more detailed log of individual activity. Instead of just showing totals, it lets you review what actually happened inside the strategy.

Execution time for each action
Buy or sell direction
Position or trade size
Entry and exit pricing
Result shown as a percentage and estimated value

Reviewing this section can help you better understand timing, consistency, and how the strategy reacts in different market conditions.

📥 In many cases, historical logs can also be exported for deeper review or personal record-keeping.

🛠️ 5. Quick Actions Panel

When a strategy is selected, MapleVest may provide a quick actions area where you can make practical adjustments without rebuilding everything from scratch.

Adjust Capital if you want to increase or reduce exposure
Update Risk Settings depending on the strategy configuration
Pause or Resume activity when market conditions change
Rebalance or Reconfigure supported strategy parameters
Switch Pairs or Settings where available

🧠 This makes the dashboard more flexible and useful for active users who want more control without unnecessary complexity.

🔔 6. Alerts & Notifications

MapleVest may also include alerts to help you stay updated without having to constantly watch the dashboard. Notifications are useful for monitoring strategy milestones and unexpected events.

You may receive alerts for things like:

A strategy finishing or reaching its target
Take-profit or stop-loss conditions being triggered
Connection or exchange-related issues
Important status changes requiring your attention

Notifications help reduce guesswork and make it easier to react quickly when something important happens.

📌 Tips for Reading the Dashboard More Effectively

Focus on trends, not only on one isolated number
Watch inactive strategies carefully, since inactivity can sometimes signal a connection or setup issue
Do not overreact to short-term volatility; review the broader performance context first
Use trade history together with charts to understand both the result and the behavior behind it
Check capital allocation regularly so you always know how much of your balance is actively being used