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# Read positions & orders

A wallet's positions and orders live in its basket. Read them enriched (UI-ready PnL, leverage, liquidation price) — keyed by market pubkey.

## Positions

```bash
curl $FLASH_API_URL/positions/owner/<WALLET>
```

Each entry includes `sideUi`, `marketSymbol`, `entryPriceUi`, `sizeUsdUi`, `collateralUsdUi`, `pnlWithFeeUsdUi`, `pnlPercentageWithFee`, `liquidationPriceUi`, `leverageUi`, and more.

## Orders

```bash
curl $FLASH_API_URL/orders/owner/<WALLET>
```

Each entry has `limitOrders[]`, `takeProfitOrders[]`, `stopLossOrders[]` — with trigger price, size, `orderId`, and leverage.

## Full basket snapshot

For both at once (plus the raw basket bytes), use the snapshot:

```bash
curl $FLASH_API_URL/owner/<WALLET>
```

→ [API reference › Account & positions](/flash-trade/flash-trade-protocol/build-on-flash/flash-trade-v2/reference/account-and-positions.md)

## Market data

```bash
curl $FLASH_API_URL/prices/SOL          # single price
curl $FLASH_API_URL/prices              # all prices
curl $FLASH_API_URL/tokens              # supported tokens
curl $FLASH_API_URL/pool-data           # AUM, utilization, LP price
curl $FLASH_API_URL/raw/markets         # raw market accounts
```

→ [API reference › Market data](/flash-trade/flash-trade-protocol/build-on-flash/flash-trade-v2/reference/market-data.md)

## Polling vs. streaming

REST reads are on-demand snapshots. For live PnL/liquidation updates, subscribe once instead of polling → [Stream live state](/flash-trade/flash-trade-protocol/build-on-flash/flash-trade-v2/guides/stream-live-state.md).


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