Paste any wallet address and watch every token and DeFi position across every chain settle into one living galaxy. Big bubbles are where your money is. Green is up, red is down. No spreadsheets, no tab-hopping between explorers.
Tokens on five chains, liquidity in three protocols, a forgotten airdrop somewhere on an L2. Tables and lists flatten all of that into noise.
Your brain reads size and colour far faster than it reads a column of numbers. That's the whole idea.
Bubble size is dollar value, so you can tell in one second whether you're diversified or quietly all-in on a single bet.
Green bubbles are up over the last 24 hours and red ones are down. Your day's story reads at a glance.
One toggle re-sizes every bubble by how much it moved instead of how big it is, surfacing big swings in small positions you'd otherwise miss.
Start with a protocol-level overview, then click through to the individual positions, prices and quantities inside each one.
Wallet addresses are public. We only read them, so there's no wallet to connect, nothing to sign and no keys to hand over.
Every token's detail panel shows its contract address and links straight to the matching block explorer, so you can check anything yourself.
No install, no setup, no wallet pop-ups.
Any public EVM wallet address, like 0xd8dA…6045. Your own, a fund you follow, a whale you're curious about.
Balances and DeFi deposits are pulled across chains and grouped by protocol. Dust under your chosen threshold is filtered out.
Zoom, pan, hover for numbers, click to drill in. Switch between Value and Growth % to see your portfolio two ways.
Positions across the major networks land in the same view.
No. Portfolio Galaxy only reads public on-chain data for the address you paste. There's no wallet connection, no signature request and no way for the site to move funds.
Colour shows each position's change in value over the last 24 hours: green if it's up, red if it's down. The headline total at the top shows the same thing for the whole portfolio.
Not yet. Changes are measured over the past 24 hours rather than against your original purchase price, so think of it as "how did my portfolio do today", not lifetime P&L.
Yes. Any public address works, which makes it handy for following funds, DAOs or well-known wallets as well as checking your own.
It filters out dust. Positions worth less than the amount you set are left off the map so the galaxy stays readable. Set it to 0 to see everything.
Paste an address and get the clearest picture of your crypto you've ever had. It takes about ten seconds.