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# Futures Positions
Multi exchange position view
## Access to all your positions
View the different positions you have open across multiple venues in one window.
{% hint style="warning" %}
This module is currently in a very raw state. We will make updates to more functionalities and visual improvements in the near future.
{% endhint %}
| Default Columns | Purpose |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Exchange | Which exchange the trade was executed |
| Product | Pair traded with text on hover |
| Side | Long or Short |
| Size | Size of the positions (in base) |
| Leverage | Leverage tied to the position |
| Margin Mode | Isolated or Cross margin |
| Entry Price | Your average entry price |
| Mark Price | Price used to calculate PnL & Liq. price |
| Liquidation Price | Price where exchange will liquidate position |
| Margin | Your margin in the position |
| Profit and Loss % | Return on Investment in Quote and (Percent) |
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