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Profit Exit changes the pricing of reducing Futures quotes. It is off by default and applies after Save & Restart.
Quotes follow the reference, shifts and inventory skew. A reducing fill may realize a loss.
Profit Exit in its Off state with an explanation of reducing quotes.

Profit Exit's current state and reducing-quote explanation in the ANSIO demo.

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What the price includes

Profit Exit accounts for the entry price and estimated fees. Funding is excluded. Emergency reduction takes priority over this pricing rule. That means a price meeting the rule is not a guarantee that the account’s full result will be positive. Funding, other fills and execution costs can still affect the result.

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Why the position can stay open

If the market does not reach the reducing quote, it will not fill. Profit Exit can therefore delay inventory reduction compared with quoting nearer the market. Use Monitoring to compare the net result with time away from the target position and peak exposure. If the position keeps switching between long and short while fees rise, review skew rather than treating each closed fill as the whole result.

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Apply and review

1

Open the Futures settings

Find Profit Exit on the selected account. This is separate from Spot PnL mode.
2

Set the desired behavior

Read the buffer and current exposure together. The setting affects reducing quotes once the exposure condition applies.
3

Save and restart

After applying, read the reducing side of the order book and the current position.
To request an immediate market close, use Close position. That action has a separate confirmation and can execute at a different price from the mark.