How to track a DeFi portfolio across wallets and positions
A useful DeFi portfolio review joins wallet balances with deployed positions and obligations. Here, “across wallets” means only wallets or addresses exposed through the connected Stryx session—not arbitrary-address watchlists or universal wallet discovery. Wallet value alone can miss collateral, debt, settlement conditions and capital committed to venues or contracts.
Start with wallet balances, then add positions
A connected wallet can expose idle assets, but the same session may also have supplied assets, borrowed assets, collateral, staking, vault shares, futures equity, prediction tickets or structured settlement exposure. Record which values are immediately available and which are committed.
A worked Stryx portfolio review
Confirm the connected session
Check the primary address, selected network, and connected wallets and networks currently visible. Missing EVM or Solana wallet visibility can make the displayed portfolio incomplete.
Separate idle and working capital
Suppose a wallet shows stablecoins, while the Portfolio page also shows borrow collateral, a vault position and an expiring Dual Investment. The stablecoin balance is only one part of the exposure.
Record obligations and settlement
Borrowed value must be read beside collateral and health context. A structured position must be read beside strike, expiry and possible received asset.
Check concentration
Compare assets, venues and settlement outcomes. A high total value can still be concentrated in one asset or dependent on one contract.
Observation versus authorization
Balance and position reads do not move assets. A transaction requires the relevant wallet signature or an explicitly authorized executor/delegation flow. Connecting a wallet does not make every Stryx action automatic.
Limits
Coverage can be incomplete, prices can be stale and protocol state can change between observation and execution. Stryx is not a tax ledger or a guarantee that every position was discovered.