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Tokens
Prices live · USD| Token | Amount | Price | 24h | Value | Share | Open |
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What counts as spam?
A token counts as spam when Jupiter, our price source, doesn’t know it, has no reliable price for it, or flags it as suspicious. Scammers send tokens like these to many wallets, often with names that point to fake websites. Each spam row says which rule it matched.
Spam is hidden, never deleted. If we got one wrong, show the spam and it’s all still there.
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| Time | Type | What happened | Wallet | Value | SOL after | Explorer |
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What counts as spam?
A transaction counts as spam when:
- you only received tokens that count as spam (unknown to Jupiter, no price, or flagged as suspicious);
- you received a tiny amount of SOL (under 0.0001). This “dust” is a common trick to get a scammer’s look-alike address into your history;
- it’s someone else’s transaction that only mentions your wallet, without changing your balances.
Each spam row says which rule it matched. Spam doesn’t count toward the 100-transaction limit, and it’s hidden, never deleted: if we got one wrong, show the spam and it’s still there.
Where the values come from
With USDC or USDT, the value is that amount. Otherwise it’s the price at that moment from Coinbase (SOL and 54 other tokens), from what a swap passed through on its way, or from Birdeye. “…” means the price is still being looked up; “—” means there is none. SOL after is read from the chain.
Without an account, this page shows the latest 100 transactions per wallet; spam doesn’t count toward that.
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Highlights
Per coin
USD · average cost| Coin | Holding | Avg cost | Now | Realized | Unrealized | Total | Open |
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- SOL and stablecoins count as cash, so they’re not in this table. A token-for-token swap counts as selling one coin and buying the other.
- Moves between your own wallets aren’t buys or sells. Received coins count at their price on arrival; sent coins leave at their average cost, so a send is never a profit or loss.
- “History incomplete” means some of the coin arrived before the loaded history, so its cost is unknown. It’s left out of the totals. “…” means a price is still being looked up.
- Public on-chain data, calculated with average cost. Network fees aren’t included. Not financial advice.
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Your trades over time
| Date | What happened | Price then | USD | Holding after | Avg cost after | Profit or loss | Explorer |
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How we count it Average cost, step by step.
- Average cost is what you paid in total, divided by the coins you got. Each buy updates it; a sale doesn’t.
- Profit or loss on a sale is what it brought in, minus the average cost of the coins sold. It’s fixed at that moment: later buys don’t change it.
- Unrealized is what you still hold at today’s price, minus its average cost.
- Received coins aren’t a buy: they count at their price on arrival. Sent coins aren’t a sale: they leave at the average cost, with no profit or loss. Moves between your own wallets keep their average cost.
- Prices then come from each transaction itself. Network fees aren’t included yet.