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# PNL Flex Cards

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Avabot introduces a new feature to enhance your trading experience. When you have an open trade, you'll notice a new '**Share**' button. This innovative addition is designed to let you showcase your trading prowess in style.

Clicking on the '**Share**' button activates the bot to generate an incredibly stylish image. This image isn't just visually appealing; it's informative, displaying **your PNL and profit margins**. But that's not all – it also includes **your unique referral link**. This feature is crafted for you to flex your trading success with ease and elegance.

Moreover, the convenience of the 'Share' option extends beyond open trades. It's also seamlessly integrated into the 'My Holdings' tab and the 'Sell' interface. This means that at various stages of your trading journey, you can share your progress and achievements.

In essence, Avabot's PNL Flex Cards are a sleek, user-friendly way to showcase your trading milestones. They reflect our commitment to providing a platform that's not only functional but also engaging and community-oriented. Join us in this journey and let the world see what you can achieve with Avabot

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