Values are entered manually. No exchange connection. Data is auto-saved only in this browser.
Track your crypto portfolio — manually, locally, privately.
Enter your holdings once and see cost basis, unrealized gains, realized gains, staking yield, fees, and your true net return — all calculated in this browser.
- No account required
- No exchange connection
- Data stays in your browser — export a JSON backup anytime
True Return
—
Net profit ÷ total invested (held + sold cost basis)
Portfolio Value
$0
Sum of current values
Net Profit / Loss
+$0
Unrealized + realized + yield − other fees
Total Invested
$0
$0 still held + $0 sold
Unrealized G/L
+$0
Current value vs cost basis
Realized G/L
+$0
Closed-trade gains and losses
Staking / Yield
$0
Rewards earned across holdings
Total Fees
$0
Not already in cost basis or gains
Holdings
Add and manage your crypto positions below. Each holding is saved automatically.
No holdings yet. Add one above or load sample data.
How returns are calculated
Plain-language definitions for the metrics above.
Cost basis
What you paid for the units you still hold, including purchase fees. Enter units you have already sold separately as “cost basis of units sold”. Use totals per holding, not per-unit prices.
Unrealized gain / loss
Current value minus cost basis. This gain exists on paper but has not been locked in by a sale.
Realized gain / loss
Sale proceeds minus the cost basis of the units sold, after sale fees. Negative values represent realized losses.
Staking / yield income
Rewards from staking, lending, and platform yield. Tracked separately so you can see how much of your return comes from holding versus price movement.
Fees
Network, transfer, and withdrawal costs that are not already part of a cost basis or a realized gain. They are subtracted once from your return, so do not repeat purchase or sale fees here.
True return %
Net profit / loss divided by everything you invested — the cost basis you still hold plus the cost basis of units you sold. It shows “—” when there is no invested amount to measure against. It is a simple total return, not annualized.
See what your crypto is actually returning
All data stays in your browser. Export a backup before switching devices.