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# Treasury

The Treasury tab on the StackerAI dApp is a useful location that allows all of our holders to monitor the performance of our treasury and algorithmic trading activities. 

**Treasury Wallet:** Represents the current balance of the treasury wallet including all tax deposits, claim withdrawals, active and closed positions. 

**Assets Under Management:** This represents the total amount of assets being traded by the StackerAI algorithm. It is a crucial metric for assessing the scale of investment activities, evaluating financial performance, and understanding our market presence. 

**Monthly ROI:** Consists of a rolling calculation of the funds performance over the last 30 days

**Total P\&L:** Represents the total profit made by the fund since inception. 

**Open Positions:** This section is where users can track the performance of the current active trades held by the algorithm, it displays the token, date of entry, trade size, and P/L.

**Closed Positions:** Displays the historical trading history of the algorithm providing information on closed date, entry value, closed value, and P/L. 


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