Activity

Rows

Activity is the agent’s own buys and sells. It is not a list of shield moves, and it is not a social feed. Each row is one side of a route the runtime wrote: a buy or a sell, the token symbol, the time, and, for a sell, the SOL result.

A buy is the open. It names the token and carries no SOL result yet, because the route has not closed. A sell is the close. It names the same token, and it shows a profit or a loss. Read them as pairs. The buy above a sell in time, with the same contract, is one cycle. The console tells the story in sentences. Activity tells it in rows you can scan.

The contract

Every row includes the token contract, the mint, in full. The point of showing it is so a symbol is never the only identity on the page. Trench tickers repeat. The mint does not, for the life of that token. If you are matching a console line to a row, match the contract first and the symbol second.

The contract is the same string the feed stored when it accepted the pair. It is not a shortened middle. On a narrow screen the row wraps. On a wide screen the table gives the contract its own column. Either way you can select it. Treat a row without a contract as a bug, not as a style. This list is defined by the contract being present.

Pages

The list shows ten rows per page. Ten is short enough to read and long enough to see several cycles, since a cycle is a buy and a sell and therefore two rows. Five cycles fill a page. Older closes are on the next pages, newest first, so the top of the first page is the latest agent action.

Previous and Next move one page at a time. The line under the list tells you which slice you are in, for example the first ten of a longer book. The page does not dump the entire history into one scroll. If you need the live scratch instead of the paged list, the console on the command center is the other view of the same events.

The result

A sell result is a signed SOL amount. A profit is an addition in the 0.1 to 0.4 SOL band. A loss is a subtraction in the 0.5 to 1.1 SOL band. The command center’s PnL is the sum of those sell results over the life of the book, and the balance is the vault after those same results and after any withdrawal.

A buy leaves the result empty, because there is no SOL figure yet. The words on the row still say Buy, and the contract is still there. An empty result is an open that the matching sell will close.