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# Account

The accounts page is designed for users to deposit their personal funds to be traded by the Stacker AI algorithm. This system provides a SaaS type model enabling broad based access to our technology. 

### Account Creation  

Creating an account is easy whether you are new to crypto or a veteran to the space. Users can generate an account in one of two ways. 

1. **Connect to Google:** This is a user friendly method which allows us to track your login information through a trusted provider and generate an address for you. 
2. **Wallet Connect:** Facilitates communication between our decentralized application and your mobile wallet. It enables users to securely interact with the dApp while having your account details stored to your unique wallet address.  

### Account Tracking 

The home page is where users can track the performance of their personal account and facilitate deposits and withdrawals from the platform. These transactions are visually organized for the user's convenience.

**Deposited Balance:** Consists of a sum of the total deposits made into the account 

**Current Balance:** Represents a sum of the total deposits/withdrawals made into the account, closed trades and active trades. 

**PNL:** Represents the total profits and loss of the account. 

**Open Positions:** This is a visual representation of what the algorithm is currently holding on your behalf. 

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