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Panther gives you two views of your money: Balances for the cash you can spend, and Portfolio for the positions you hold and how they’re performing.

Balances

Open the Balances panel with /BAL. The Balances panel — available funds, venue breakdown, and the full activity feed
  • Available — the funds you can spend right now.
  • By venue — how your funds split between Kalshi and Polymarket, as bars and a donut.
  • Activity — a running feed of everything that’s touched your money: deposits, withdrawals, buys, sells — each with venue, amount, and timestamp. Filter it to just deposits, trades, withdrawals, or moves.
  • The account switcher sits in the header, so you always know which account you’re looking at.
The action row is where money moves: Deposit and Send are live today, and the menu holds more — export your wallet keys, redeem winnings, buy USDC with a card.

Portfolio

Open the Portfolio panel with /PRT. It’s your trading command center. The Portfolio panel — summary strip, positions, equity curve, and allocation

The summary strip

Across the top: portfolio value (with a sparkline), day change, unrealized P&L, cash, positions value, buying power, realized P&L, and all-time P&L — plus the account switcher and a one-click Deposit button.

The tabs

Select any position and choose Sell to close it — the order slip opens pre-filled.

Charts and analysis

  • Portfolio value curve — your account value over time (1W / 1M / 3M / All), so you can see your trajectory, not just today’s number.
  • Allocation — how your equity splits across cash, Kalshi, and Polymarket.
  • P&L by position — which positions are pulling their weight.
  • Realized / unrealized bars — what you’ve locked in vs. what’s still riding.
Everything refreshes automatically every few seconds while the panel is open.
Your portfolio value (net liquidation) combines your spendable cash with the current market value of everything you hold — your true account worth, not just uninvested cash.

What’s next

Managing & closing positions

How to take profit or cut a position.

Adding funds

Top up your available balance.