Wondering Which is the Best Tool to Track your Crypto Portfolio?

If you have been playing around with old and new blockchain projects then it is quite possible that you don’t even remember all the projects that you had interacted with. On top of it if you have been grinding on the new chains in the hopes of a potential airdrop in the future it is highly likely that you don’t remember which chain has how much funds across which all projects.

When I started grinding for Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, zkSync, zkEVM, Aurora, opBNB, Manta, Celo and a dozen other chains then I will typically be bridging funds across all these chains and then putting small funds across the major projects running on them to maximise my transition volumes and also get eligibility for multiple projects across chains.

This created one problem that despite my best efforts I will be quite lost where do I have how much funds. Which coins are pumping which are getting rugged and which are actually earning some returns.

This is when I started checking out tools which could help me keep a track of the different projects I have funds lying around in and after trying out quite a few I have narrowed down on 3 I consider more useful than others, which are Zapper, DeBank and Arkham. If you have the time and patience then I will recommend you to try out all 3 as each one has it’s own special features. If you have any specific key criteria for preference then in this post I will be sharing which tool has what advantage and you can make a selection based on what fits you better.

1. Zapper

Zapper is the oldest tool in the list and I have been using it for quite some time. With the rise of new chains I noticed that Zapper was not supporting some new chains and that was the main reason I started looking for other options and not solely depending on Zapper.

Zapper supports most popular chains but does not include the new chains that have been launched recently. What makes it different from other trackers is that it adds valuation for NFTs in your portfolio as per the current floor prices.

Zapper had offered NFT rewards to regular users in the past and there is a strong possibility of a potential airdrop in the future.

Good Features of Zapper

• Easy to navigate interface
• Has it’s own bridge and Swap function
• Supports NFT valuation in your portfolio

Problems with Zapper

• Doesn’t support the new chains

2. DeBank

It is a relatively new platform and what makes it special is that it supports all chains out there even the latest one. It gives you a complete picture of what assets you are holding on which chain even the new ones that recently launched their main net.

Another unique feature about DeBank is that it integrates social media feature that let’s you interact with posts by other users and rewards you as per the visibility your interaction gets.

There is a strong speculation of future airdrop for users who minted a Web3 ID on DeBank.

Good Features of DeBank

• Supports all blockchains
• Added social media feature

Problems with DeBank

• Doesn’t support NFT valuation in your portfolio

3. Arkham

Arkham gained popularity as it did a major airdrop win nobody expected it. In my view it does offer a lot of advanced dashboard options to get insights in your portfolio as well as to track other profiles but it looks quite complex for new users to get familiarised with.

Good Features of Arkham

• Advanced custom dashboard options
• Visualisation of your interactions with platforms

Problems with Arkham

• Doesn’t support NFT valuation in your portfolio

Let me know in the comments section if I missed out any other good platform that helps you track your crypto portfolio.

Cheers,

Sam