A wallet tracker answers which address and balances visible on the selected network are in view. A portfolio tracker asks how balances and positions combine across wallets or addresses exposed through the connected Stryx session. It does not discover arbitrary wallet addresses. Those questions overlap, but they are not interchangeable.
Use the Stryx wallet workflow to confirm the primary session address, selected network, connected wallets and networks currently visible, and balances visible on the selected network. It is useful when validating which wallet is being observed.
Use the Portfolio page to compare idle assets with staking, vaults, collateral, futures, prediction, xStocks and structured positions visible through the connected session.
Imagine the selected wallet shows a stablecoin balance, but an EVM session also exposes borrow collateral and futures equity while a Solana session exposes staking. A single selected-chain balance cannot explain the combined allocation or obligations.
Blockchain addresses can often be observed without signing, but Stryx currently scopes its portfolio inventory to addresses exposed by a live wallet session. Connection reveals the session address to the application; it does not itself authorize transfers. Signing or delegated execution is a separate action. Do not connect an address if you do not want it associated with the current browser session.
Use the DeFi wallet tracker for the active address, selected chain and wallet inventory.
Use the crypto portfolio tracker for connected-wallet balances and positions.
Use the DeFi analytics dashboard before moving into execution.