Last updated: September 9, 2026
Releasing profit moves funds that already exist. It does not generate new trading earnings when you press the button, so the released amount should not be expected to appear as an equal increase in Today’s Profit.
Compare a transfer with performance
The release record answers how much moved out of the bot. Today’s Profit answers a performance question for the reporting period used by that screen. Released funds may have accumulated across more than one day.
Suppose a hypothetical bot has 10 USDT available from earlier activity and you release it today. That transfer does not mean the bot earned another 10 USDT today. Adding the release to earnings that already include it would count the same money twice.
Use the balance record to verify the release
- Check that the release completed and record its amount and time.
- Compare the relevant asset’s available balance before and after the release.
- Account for other trades or transfers in the same interval.
- Check the reporting period and currency of the profit metric separately.
A changing account valuation can obscure a balance movement, especially when other assets move in price. Compare quantities of the released asset rather than relying only on a single total account value.
For the destination and missing-balance checks, see where released profit goes. If the completed record and balance still disagree, provide Pionex Support with the bot ID, amount and timestamp.
This explains the distinction between transferring funds and earning profit. It does not assert a particular daily reset time or a formula for every account dashboard.
