3 NFT and DeFi portfolio trackers for investors

The crypto ecosystem has grown tremendously in recent years as the emergence of DeFi and the popularity of NFT has led to an explosion of projects across 12+ blockchain networks.

The fast-growing ecosystem means investors have multiple wallet addresses to keep track of. As a result, portfolio trackers are becoming a popular choice for traders who need to manage a diversified portfolio.

Here are 3 decentralized portfolio tracking apps (dapps) that traders can use to monitor their investments.

Zappers

Zapper supports basic management of cryptocurrencies held on 11 different networks including Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Fantom, Avalanche and Optimism.

The basic layout of the homepage provides information on the various protocols that the connected wallet currently interacts with and also provides a breakdown of the value of assets held on each supporting network.

Zapper Dashboard | Source: Zapper

Users can perform token swaps using an integrated basic swap interface with liquidity on decentralized exchanges such as Uniswap, Pangolin, and QuickSwap. You can also use bridging to transfer assets between supported chains.

Traders can also add assets to the pool via Zapper built-in protocols such as SushiSwap, PancakeSwap, Curve, Aave, and Compound.

Other integrations include a yield farming option and the ability to deposit assets into a vault on Yearn.finance.

Portfolio managers similar to Zapper include Zerion, Instadapp, and DeFi Saver.

NFT Bank

NFTBank is a free portfolio tracker specifically designed to help users manage NFT holdings by providing a variety of tracking and research tools.

The main interface of the portfolio provides a simple analysis of the profit and loss of NFTs in the connected wallet by detailing the total income, total expenses, return on investment and current stock value of the assets held.

NFTBank Portfolio Dashboard | Source: NFT Bank

The front page also features a simplified yearly calendar showing the most active days for the relevant wallet or group of wallets, and offers the ability to share screenshots of the portfolio’s progress through the media.

Users can view a more detailed breakdown of their holdings, track each asset’s performance, access activity logs for all interactions with the various collections, and download declaration documents to report income to the relevant government agency.

Instructions for downloading tax return documents | Source: NFT Bank

NFTBank also offers an NFT Explorer capable of searching collections on Ethereum, Klaytn, Ronin and Polygon to show data on current and previous floor prices, percentage changes, 30-day volume and a new number of NFTs , which are listed daily in each collection.

The Price Search feature allows users to search through 1,222 different collections to find the ‘Deal of the Day’ and analyze by Estimate, Reserve, List Price, Rarity Rating and Overprice Rating/Short.

NFT trackers in the same category as NFTBank are portfolio trackers DappRadar, ArtCentral.io and Value.app.

DeBank

DeBank is a more advanced interface that helps DeFi investors manage their wealth across 19 separate blockchain networks, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Chronos, and HECO.

DeBank | main dashboard Source: DeBank

DeBank’s main interface provides an analysis of the value held per network and users can also see a deeper analysis of the coins held and staked in each wallet across DeFi and NFT platforms.

DeBank’s NFT section currently supports 414 collections on the Ethereum network and provides basic information such as the name of the specific NFT and its minimum price.

A useful feature for active DeFi users is DeBank’s token approval section. This section lists all the different active contract approvals for the connected wallet, the amount approved and the risk analysis.

“Remember, you can manage your token approvals with a simple interface: 1. Reject what is untrustworthy, 2. Try to verify it,” DeBank tweet.

By using the token approval management tool, users can directly opt out of any contract currently approved through DeBank.

The platform also offers a “Feeds” section, a social feature that allows users to follow other users with high Web3 social ratings for the latest deals, NFT purchases and social media comments.

DeBank also provides a “DeFi List” which includes data from more than 1,165 different protocols spread across all supported networks and breaks it down by tags such as: B. Profit aggregators, exchanges, decentralized, options or NFT. It provides information about the total amount of user deposits and the number of active users in the last 24 hours.

There are also portfolio trackers similar to DeBank such as Ape Board, Zerion and Tin.network.

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