Trade History

What is trade history?

The trade history page is where you can view your past orders and execution results in Shark. On a single page, you can review buy and sell records from different sources, quickly identify successful, pending, or failed transactions, and use PnL and trigger data for post-trade analysis.

How to use the trade history page

After entering the page, the system loads a recent batch of trade records by default.
Use the Operation and Status filters at the top to narrow the scope.
In each record, check key details such as time, source, type, status, token, value, wallet, and PnL.
For failed records, click the status tag to view error details.
For sell records with PnL data, click Share to generate a recap image.
Scroll to the bottom to keep loading automatically, or click Load More manually.

Feature details

Top filters

Operation filter: Filters by trade source. Supports Quick Trade, Copy Order, and Limit Order.
Status filter: Filters by order status. Supports Pending, Submitted, Success, Waiting Retry, and Failed.
Multi-select: Both filters support multi-select, select all, and clear all for flexible combined queries.
Combined effect: Operation and status filters apply at the same time, helping you quickly locate specific record types.

Record card information

Time: Shows relative time (for example, a few minutes ago), making timeline-based review easier.
Source / Type / Status:
- Source: Indicates which module this trade came from.
- Type: Indicates buy or sell.
- Status: Shows current execution progress. For failed trades, you can view detailed errors.
Transaction link: Jump to Solscan with one click to view the on-chain transaction.
Token: Shows token name (or abbreviated address) and supports copying the token address.
Value: Shows filled amount and quote currency, with an approximate USD reference value.
Market cap and price: Successful orders show market cap and price at execution, which helps evaluate entry and exit ranges.
Wallet: Shows wallet name and abbreviated wallet address used to execute the trade.
PnL: Displayed only for sell records with available PnL data, including return rate and USD profit.
Trigger details: If the trade was triggered by a source order, it shows source wallet, source amount, and source transaction link.

Failure details

Failed orders display a clickable error tag.
Clicking it opens an error detail dialog where you can review error type and logs, making it easier to troubleshoot slippage, priority fee, or liquidity issues.

For sell records with PnL results, you can click Share.
The system generates a share image for that trade, which you can copy for recap notes or community sharing.