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# Dashboard

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### Key Metrics

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At the top of the page, you’ll find a quick snapshot of your account:

* **Total P\&L** – Your cumulative profit or loss across all launches
* **Total Launches** – Number of tokens launched
* **Affiliate Revenue** – Total rewards earned via referrals
* **Affiliates** – Number of referred users
* **Affiliate Rate** – Your current revenue share percentage
* **USD / SOL** - Change your stats Currency

These values update automatically as your activity evolves.

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### P\&L Calendar

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Open the P\&L Calendar by clicking the calendar icon next to **Total P\&L**.

It shows your performance **day by day**, with:

* **Daily P\&L**
* **Launch count per day**
* **Color-coded results** (red = loss, neutral = no activity)

The **monthly total P\&L** is displayed in the top-right corner.

Use the arrows to switch months.\
This view is **read-only** and does not affect your launches.

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### Performance Over Time

#### Cumulative Performance

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The left chart shows your **global P\&L evolution** over time.

* Toggle between **1w · 1m · 1y · All**
* Displays cumulative gains or losses
* Useful to understand long-term trends and drawdowns

Hovering the chart reveals precise values at each point in time.

#### Period Performance

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The right chart breaks down performance by period.

* Each bar represents a specific month or timeframe
* Makes it easy to identify strong or weak periods
* Complements the cumulative view for deeper analysis

This view helps you spot which launches or phases had the biggest impact.

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### Referral Program

Invite new users to Proxima and earn rewards on their activity. While Proxima is in late beta, every signup requires a valid referral code. Find your codes from **Dashboard > Referral Program**.

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#### Your Codes

Each user gets **5 single-use codes** (e.g. `Q1WS64`). Once an invitee signs up with a code, the slot is consumed and can't be reused. The panel tracks total usage (`0/5 CODES USED`) and per-code status.

#### Sharing

Share a code in two formats:

* **Direct link** — `https://app.proxima.tools/signup?ref=Q1WS64`
* **Manual code** — share the raw 6-character code; the invitee enters it on the signup screen

#### Rewards

The **Total Rewards** card tracks cumulative earnings from your referrals. **Claim Rewards** becomes active once you have a claimable amount.

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