Portfolio
Overview
Portfolio is one of the core tools on synthwav.io. It is built to make wallet data easier to understand by turning raw on-chain activity into clear portfolio views, synced wallet snapshots, activity panels, and saved wallet tracking.
Users can connect a wallet, sync portfolio data, view holdings, monitor positions, study wallet activity, and track portfolio changes over time.
Watchlist
The Watchlist feature allows users to save up to 10 wallets and quickly view their portfolios from one dashboard.
This is useful for tracking:
- personal wallets
- trading wallets
- treasury wallets
- ecosystem wallets
- whale wallets
- project wallets
- wallets of interest
Instead of copying wallet addresses into explorers over and over, users can save important wallets once and return to them whenever they want.
Core Features
Net Worth
The Net Worth panel gives users a high-level snapshot of wallet value.
It includes:
- total net worth in USD
- net worth value in SUPRA
- recent transaction activity
- lifetime signed transaction count
- portfolio metrics
Metrics
The Metrics node gives users a quick snapshot of wallet behavior, gas usage, and transaction performance during the tracked sync window.
Current metrics include:
TTH — Total Tokens Held
Shows the total number of token positions currently detected in the wallet, including LP positions, staking positions, and bonds. Locks are excluded when they do not mint a separate wallet-held token.
TGS — Total Gas Spent
Shows the total amount of gas spent within the tracked transaction snapshot. This helps users understand overall transaction cost and wallet activity.
AGT — Average Gas per Transaction
Shows the average gas cost per transaction during the tracked period. Useful for understanding transaction efficiency and activity behavior.
TFT — Total Failed Transactions
Shows the number of failed transactions detected during the current tracked snapshot window. This is not a lifetime failure count.
ZFS — Zero Fail Streak
Shows the wallet’s current streak of successful transactions since the last failed transaction within the tracked snapshot.
RTX — Recent Transactions
Shows the number of recent signer transactions currently included in the tracked snapshot window. Charts and metrics are derived from this transaction set.
LTX — Lifetime Transactions
Shows the wallet’s total signed transaction count across its lifetime.
Breakdown
The Breakdown panel shows how value is distributed across the wallet.
It helps users understand:
- token allocation
- gas allocation
- position allocation
- capital split across tokens, LPs, staking, bonds, and locks
Trend
The Trend panel shows portfolio movement over time.
It helps users see whether a wallet is growing, declining, or holding steady based on synced wallet history.
Flow
The Flow panel tracks movement in and out of the wallet over time.
It is designed to show inflow and outflow behavior instead of only showing static balances.
Wallet
The Wallet panel is the main holdings workspace.
It includes:
- token balances
- prices
- values
- asset tags
- filters
- native staking positions
Solido
The Solido panel shows Solido-related positions.
Current views include:
- Stake
- Bond
- Lock
Atmos
The Atmos panel shows liquidity and farming positions.
Current views include:
- Liquidity Pool
- Farm
AutoFi
The AutoFi panel shows automation-related wallet data.
It is used for tracking registered automation tasks and related activity.
Activity
The Activity panel is the transaction and wallet-history workspace.
It helps users review wallet behavior, activity rows, and related transaction details.
Sync Model
Portfolio syncs are primarily user-initiated and designed to keep wallet data accurate, isolated, and efficient.
Current sync behavior includes:
- manual sync through the SYNC button
- one automatic sync per wallet each day to help keep saved wallet data reasonably up to date
- local cache per wallet
- wallet-specific state isolation
- loading overlay during wallet switching
- first-sync state for wallets with no local snapshot
When switching wallets, Portfolio loads the wallet’s own local data instead of reusing another wallet’s state. This helps prevent stale or incorrect data from appearing across different wallet views.
If a wallet has never completed a sync, Portfolio enters a first-sync state until the user explicitly initiates the first sync.
First Sync State
If a wallet has not completed a local sync yet, Portfolio shows a first-sync prompt instead of borrowed or outdated data.
Current message:
Initiate the first sync for full Supra portfolio.
Why It Matters
Synthwav Portfolio gives Supra users a cleaner way to understand their wallets without jumping between explorers, dashboards, screenshots, and separate protocol pages.
With Portfolio and Watchlist together, users can now track their own wallet and monitor up to 10 saved wallets from one place on synthwav.io/portfolio.