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.

You can also link your wallet to Synthor, the official Telegram bot, and send /id in a private chat to request a manual sync and portfolio summary. The same access and cooldown rules apply as on the website. Synthor can deliver Custom Alerts configured in Synthwav without keeping the website open.

My Wallets and combined portfolios

Where available, My Wallets lets you save up to 10 additional wallets, give them labels, reorder them, and view each separately. The connected wallet remains the base portfolio.

Check Include beside an additional wallet to add its saved positions to the displayed Combined Portfolio. Uncheck it to remove that wallet from the combined view. With no additional wallets included, the page shows the connected wallet alone. Combined mode reads each wallet's own data; it does not merge their stored snapshots or transfer any assets. Wallet attribution identifies which wallet owns a position.

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

Overview brings together Net Worth and the Breakdown / Trend / Flow analytics views. The separate protocol panels below it show the wallet's supported positions.

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
wallet holdings and DeFi position totals
value change when suitable historical snapshots are available
a net-worth history chart based on saved snapshots

Metrics and history coverage

Portfolio analytics use the saved wallet snapshots and available transaction data. Position counts describe the detected holdings and supported DeFi positions. Gas averages and transaction-derived charts describe their loaded snapshot window, not necessarily every transaction the wallet has ever made.

Historical charts depend on successful saved snapshots; missing periods are not proof of no activity. An unavailable metric or incomplete source should not be treated as a confirmed zero. Check update times and stale indicators when comparing values.

Breakdown

The Breakdown view 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 view 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 view 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

Launchpad tags show origin and graduation: STDO for Atmos Studio, FLOR for WARs Floor, and LNCR for verified Hoglet Launcher launches (formerly Spikey Pump). Graduated tokens keep their origin tag and add GRAD. The Tags filters use these same classifications; a launchpad origin does not label a token as a meme. Spikey-wrapped tokens do not automatically qualify for LNCR.

Solido

The Solido panel shows Solido-related positions.

Current views include:

Stake
Bond
Lock

Hoglet

The Hoglet panel shows supported LP and staking positions, including token and LP stakes. Available amounts, values, and lock information are shown per position. Unknown lock information is labeled as unknown rather than treated as zero.

WARs

The WARs panel appears before Atmos and groups WARs DEX positions under LP Position.

Its analytics include LP Position (stacked area by pool), Rewards (stacked bars), and Pending / Claimed (two balance lines), with a pool selector and 7D, 30D, 90D, and All ranges. Summary cards show LP Position, LP in the wallet, LP farming, pending rewards, and claimed rewards at current prices. Privacy mode masks chart labels, tooltips, and summary values.

History starts with successful WARs portfolio syncs. Missing observations remain gaps. Reward bars compare cumulative pending plus claimed token amounts between consecutive daily observations, so a claim does not appear as negative earnings. Changes in farm/lock coverage remain unavailable. Claimed USD balances use each observation's reward price, not historical sale proceeds. Chart markers identify LP balance changes and reward claims observed at sync, rather than exact transaction times. Position value is not profit.

Filter AMM and Stable pools.
Review unlocked, locked, and total LP amounts, USD values, and available unlock dates.
Select a pair name for pool details: token composition, TVL, LP supply, LP price, and your share.
Use the external links to open WARs or its LP page.
Select the farm icon next to a pair to inspect its campaigns. A highlighted icon marks participation; a dim icon marks an available farm without participation.

Farm details show participation, pending and claimed rewards, reward rates, the position's APR when available, start/end dates, and related LP locks. Campaigns with NFT boosts also show the eligible collection, tiers, and attached NFTs. Manage NFTs loads eligible NFTs from the connected wallet so you can review and sign a supported attachment transaction. Keep qualifying NFTs in the wallet to retain the boost. Network gas applies.

LP principal is counted once when a farm references the same position; rewards and underlying liquidity are not interchangeable balances.

Atmos

The Atmos panel uses the same LP-and-farm presentation. Filter Weighted and Stable pools, inspect free and locked balances, and open pool details by selecting a pair name.

Farm information opens from the farm icon beside the LP record. There is no separate Farm section. This also supports a farm-staked position without a separate free LP balance.

HypeMarket

The HypeMarket panel shows supported prediction-market positions and available history, including the selected prediction, status or result, expiry, and value. Links open the relevant market. Missing data stays identified instead of being presented as a confirmed payout.

SupraNova

Where enabled, the SupraNova panel shows bridge activity through Bridge Flow and the viewed wallet's My Flow, with the available bridge and vault information. It does not initiate a bridge transaction.

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
scheduled daily and on-site background refreshes only when enabled, subject to the configured eligibility, intervals, and limits
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.

Selecting a wallet does not itself start a sync. A failed source keeps its last known good section data and shows stale status. Scheduled refreshes are not a promise that every tracked wallet updates at an exact daily time.

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.

Privacy and section controls

Privacy mode masks values throughout the interface. It does not make the wallet's blockchain activity private. You can expand or collapse panels and their nodes; empty LP sections default to closed. The last successful snapshot may remain visible while data is stale or a refresh fails, so check its update time.

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.