How Does a Trader Calculate Their Realized PnL?

Realized Profit and Loss (PnL) is the actual profit or loss a trader makes after a position has been fully closed. It is calculated by taking the difference between the position's entry price and its closing price, multiplied by the contract size, and then subtracting all associated trading and funding fees.

It is the final, settled gain or loss.

What Role Does Transaction Size (In Bytes) Play in the Fee Calculation?
What Is the Key Difference in PnL Calculation between Inverse and Linear Futures?
How Does a Trader’s PnL Factor into the Margin Balance Calculation?
Can a Trader Avoid Paying or Receiving the Funding Rate by Closing Their Position Just before the Payment Time?
What Is the Notional Value of a Derivatives Contract?
How Does the Concept of “Realized PnL” Differ from “Unrealized PnL”?
How Does ADL Impact the Average Entry Price of the Remaining Position?
How Does the PnL Calculation Differ between Inverse and Linear Crypto Futures?