How to track a Pilot Markets portfolio with GuildPilot

The portfolio shows your holdings and activity inside one server economy. You can use Discord for quick views or sign in on the web for charts, history and server selection.

Before you start

Pilot Markets must be active in the server. Portfolio visibility for another member follows the current server settings, and the web portfolio requires Discord sign-in.

Review a portfolio

1. Open the Discord portfolio

Run /portfolio view without member for yourself, or choose a visible member. Review cash, holdings and the valuation context shown in the response.

2. Read transaction history

Run /portfolio history and use the optional period value to choose 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. Match buys, sales, rewards and fees to the balance changes you expect.

3. Compare the server leaderboard

Run /portfolio leaderboard and choose the supported metric. Leaderboards compare members within the server; global GPC visibility can be paused separately while the local economy continues.

4. Use the signed-in web portfolio

Open Portfolio, select a server and choose a chart period. Review holdings, history and earned achievements without treating the displayed fictional value as real money.

Test the setup

1. Use your own member account. Compare /portfolio view with the same server on the web, then find one recent completed trade in /portfolio history. No cleanup is needed.

What a successful setup looks like

The Discord and web views identify the same server, show consistent holdings and history, and clearly separate normal portfolio results from competition funds.

Common problems

Another member's portfolio is unavailable

Cause: Their portfolio is not visible under the current server settings.

Fix: Review your own portfolio or ask that member to use the available visibility controls.

The web page opens sign-in

Cause: Portfolio pages are authenticated.

Fix: Sign in with the Discord account that belongs to the server and choose it from the portfolio directory.