All Bitcoin (BTC) that the trader currently has under management can be found in the pockets. There may be more Bitcoin in the exchange account, but the trader does nothing with it. By adding up the amount of Bitcoin in the open pockets, you know exactly how much Bitcoin the trader has under his management.
Here is an example
This trader has purchased 5 pockets. At the bottom of the table is the amount of Bitcoin that is under the control of the trader. In this case 0.12382033 BTC.
Too many Bitcoins?
To see how many Bitcoins are in your exchange account, you must first log in to your own exchange account. Go to the linked (sub-) account that the trader is trading with. Note the amount of available (balance) of Bitcoin (BTC).
See below for instructions:
Example:
Your exchange account contains 0.14123 BTC. In your trader there is 0.12382033 BTC. That means that you have 0.14123 BTC – 0.12382033 BTC = 0.01740967 BTC too much Bitcoin.
If you have more BTC in your exchange account than is currently managed by the trader, this means that these BTC are no longer used for trading.
If you want these BTC to participate (again) in automatic trading, you must convert them to USD. It is important to choose a sales price in USD with which you do not make a loss.
Please note that you do not sell BTC that is managed by the trader, because then you will make a loss. After all, if this BTC can be sold with a profit, the trader would have done this already.
See below for instructions:
Once the Bitcoin has been converted to USD, the trader will automatically detect this and use it for future pocket purchases.