Trading data is everywhere. Clarity is not.
A trading account produces a constant stream of numbers: positions, orders, P&L, margin, funding, leverage, liquidation prices, fees, and balance changes.
The difficult part is rarely finding another number.
It is understanding how those numbers fit together.
What actually happened inside a position?
What changed?
What did that change do to the account and the capital behind it?
The Fibonomy Blog exists to make those questions easier to answer.
What We Cover
Position & Account Risk
We explain how open positions interact with account equity, margin, stop losses, liquidation, funding, and capital at risk.
The goal is not simply to define these terms. It is to show how they affect one another in a real trading account.
Position Mechanics
A position can change many times between opening and closing.
We examine what happens when position size, leverage, margin, entry price, protection, or other position parameters change—and what those changes can affect elsewhere in the account.
Position Reconstruction
A final P&L number does not tell the full story of a position.
We look at the sequence behind the result: entries, additions, reductions, exits, funding, fees, and other events that shaped the position over time.
Our Editorial Principle
Truth before interpretation.
We start with what can actually be observed, calculated, or verified.
That means separating facts from assumptions.
When exchange mechanics differ, we say so.
When an example is simplified, we make that clear.
When the available data cannot support a conclusion, we do not pretend that it can.
Our aim is to make trading mechanics more visible—not to manufacture certainty where none exists.
How We Research
Where possible, we rely on primary sources such as official exchange documentation and technical documentation.
We use numerical examples to explain mechanisms that are difficult to understand from definitions alone.
We also look at the questions traders repeatedly ask because those questions often reveal where exchange interfaces and trading data are failing to provide enough context.
What We Do Not Publish
Fibonomy is not a signal service.
This blog is not built around:
- buy or sell calls,
- price predictions,
- guaranteed strategies,
- “best coins to buy,”
- trading bots,
- or promises of profitability.
We do not use limited trading data to make unsupported psychological claims about a trader.
The purpose of the Fibonomy Blog is not to tell you what trade to make.
It is to help make what happened in your trading easier to see and understand.
About Fibonomy
Fibonomy is a trading clarity platform built to make the state and history of trading positions easier to understand.
Where supported, Fibonomy connects to exchange data using read-only access.
It does not require permission to execute trades or transfer funds in order to provide position and account visibility.
Fibonomy focuses on three questions:
What happened?
What changed?
What did that change affect?
Because the final number is useful—but the story behind the number is often where the real understanding begins.