Every quote shows the same six numbers. They do not change meaning between markets, terms, or leverage. Once you can read them, you can read any Isometric trade.

Between the worthless price and the profit price the position pays something, but less than it cost. That band is where you get part of your money back.

Bitcoin is at $100,000. You go Long, pay $500, choose 7 days and 25x. The ticket might show:

The worthless price lands close to today's price, and breakeven is 4% past it, because at 25x each 1% of the move is worth 25% of what you paid. Higher leverage pushes both prices further out, lower leverage pulls them in. The exact figures depend on the live price and how volatile the market has been, so yours will differ.

Settlement at different prices pays:

Two things to notice. Between $100,000 and $104,000 you get some money back but not all of it, and the payout keeps growing to double the worthless price, where it reaches the maximum.

Bitcoin is at $100,000. You go Short, pay $200, choose 7 days and 50x. Position size is $10,000. Suppose the ticket shows worthless at or above $98,000 and profit below $96,040.

Breakeven is always the worthless price plus one leverage-share of itself. At 25x, profit starts 1/25th, or 4%, past the worthless price. At 50x it starts 2% past. At 5x it starts 20% past.

Each 1% past the worthless price is worth leverage percent of what you paid. In the long example, every $1,000 move above $100,000 adds $125 to the payout, which is 25% of the $500 paid.

A quote is good for a short window. The small ring in the corner of the ticket shows how long is left, and the ticket re-reads automatically. When you confirm, the protocol recalculates the trade against the live price. It will never give you a worse entry price or a smaller position than the quote you confirmed. If it cannot match the quote, the trade fails and nothing is charged.