How accurate is the portfolio tracker?

The tracker's accuracy depends on the current prices you input. For real-time accuracy, update the current prices regularly from reliable cryptocurrency exchanges like CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, or your exchange.

What does "Average Cost" mean?

Average cost (or purchase price) is the average price you paid per coin. If you bought Bitcoin at different times, calculate your average: (Total Amount Spent ÷ Total Coins Bought). This helps determine your actual profit/loss.

Should I include all my crypto holdings?

Yes! Include all holdings for an accurate picture of your portfolio. This includes coins on exchanges, hardware wallets, staking positions, and DeFi investments. Use the "Other" fields for additional cryptocurrencies.

How do I track DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging)?

For DCA tracking, calculate your average purchase price: divide your total investment by total coins purchased. For example, if you bought 1 BTC at $40,000 and 0.5 BTC at $50,000, your average cost is (40,000 + 25,000) ÷ 1.5 = $43,333.

What about tax implications?

This calculator shows unrealized gains/losses (before selling). When you sell crypto, you'll owe capital gains tax on profits. Short-term gains ( 1 year) have lower tax rates. Use our Crypto Tax Calculator for detailed tax planning.

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Crypto Portfolio Tracker

Track cryptocurrency holdings for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other coins with profit/loss calculations. Features portfolio allocation pie charts, gain/loss analysis per asset, total portfolio value, and return percentage tracking.

How to Use the Crypto Portfolio Tracker

Use the Crypto Portfolio Tracker to cryptocurrency holdings for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other coins with profit/loss calculations. Features portfolio allocation pie charts, gain/loss analysis per asset, total portfolio value, and return percentage tracking.. Enter your values to get accurate, instant results tailored to your situation.

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Portfolio Management Guide

Crypto allocation

Expert Tips

Rebalance When Allocation Drifts 5-10%: Target 50% BTC, 30% ETH, 20% alts. BTC pumps to 65%. Rebalance: Sell 15% BTC, buy alts. Maintains risk profile, takes profits automatically. Rebalance quarterly or when drift >10%. Prevents overexposure to single asset.
Track Cost Basis for Tax Reporting: Buy BTC at $30K, $40K, $50K. Sell at $60K. First-in-first-out (FIFO): Sell $30K buy = $30K gain. Specific identification: Choose $50K buy = $10K gain. Track every purchase price/date. Use tools (CoinTracker, Koinly) to avoid manual headaches.
Diversify Across 5-10 Assets, Not 50: Over-diversification dilutes gains. 3-5 blue chips (BTC, ETH, SOL): 70-80% portfolio. 3-5 mid-caps: 15-25%. 1-2 moonshots: 5%. Avoid holding 50 tiny positions—impossible to track, high gas fees to manage. Focus portfolio for maximum impact.
Stablecoins for Dry Powder 10-20%: Keep 10-20% in USDC/USDT. Deploy during dips. Earn 3-8% yield while waiting (Aave, Curve). Example: $10K portfolio → $2K USDC earning 5% = $100/year. Ready to buy crashes. Prevents FOMO buys at peaks.

Essential Fundamentals — Portfolio construction

Asset Allocation

Conservative Portfolio: 70% BTC, 20% ETH, 10% stablecoins. Low volatility, steady growth. Suitable for: Risk-averse, preserving capital, retirement accounts. Expected return: 15-30%/year. Max drawdown: 40-60% in bear markets.
Balanced Portfolio: 50% BTC, 30% ETH, 15% large-cap alts (SOL, MATIC, AVAX), 5% stablecoins. Moderate risk/reward. Expected return: 30-60%/year. Max drawdown: 60-80%. Rebalance quarterly.
Aggressive Portfolio: 30% BTC, 30% ETH, 30% mid-cap alts, 10% micro-caps. High risk, high reward. Expected return: 50-200%/year (volatile). Max drawdown: 80-95%. Only for risk capital. Requires active management.

Advanced Strategies — Portfolio optimization

Rebalancing & Tax Efficiency

Strategic Rebalancing: Set rebalancing thresholds to capture profits and maintain risk profile. Consider tax implications when rebalancing across short-term and long-term holdings.
Position Sizing Rules: Limit individual positions to prevent overconcentration. Maintain core holdings while allowing room for opportunistic allocations during market dislocations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the portfolio tracker?: The tracker's accuracy depends on the current prices you input. For real-time accuracy, update the current prices regularly from reliable cryptocurrency exchanges like CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, or your exchange.
What does "Average Cost" mean?: Average cost (or purchase price) is the average price you paid per coin. If you bought Bitcoin at different times, calculate your average: (Total Amount Spent ÷ Total Coins Bought). This helps determine your actual profit/loss.
Should I include all my crypto holdings?: Yes! Include all holdings for an accurate picture of your portfolio. This includes coins on exchanges, hardware wallets, staking positions, and DeFi investments. Use the "Other" fields for additional cryptocurrencies.
How do I track DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging)?: For DCA tracking, calculate your average purchase price: divide your total investment by total coins purchased. For example, if you bought 1 BTC at $40,000 and 0.5 BTC at $50,000, your average cost is (40,000 + 25,000) ÷ 1.5 = $43,333.
What about tax implications?: This calculator shows unrealized gains/losses (before selling). When you sell crypto, you'll owe capital gains tax on profits. Short-term gains (<1 year holding) are taxed as ordinary income; long-term gains (>1 year) have lower tax rates. Use our Crypto Tax Calculator for detailed tax planning.