#1 Crypto Portfolio: Overview & Getting Started

The Crypto Portfolio tool lets you track the coins you own (or want to watch), see their live value, and get a quick read on how your positions are doing — all in one dashboard that you can rearrange to fit the way you trade.

[SCREENSHOT: Full Crypto Portfolio dashboard, showing the coin table and the summary blocks above it]

## What you can do here

– Keep a record of the coins you hold: how much you entered, your average price, and your current profit or loss based on live market prices

– View prices pulled from major exchanges, refreshed automatically

– Enter a support and resistance level per coin, so the app can show you a calculated risk/reward figure

– Run a “what if I buy more” calculation to see how an extra purchase would change your average price

– Organize the dashboard into blocks (Portfolio, Allocation, Gainers, Losers, ETF Flow, and more) that you can drag, resize, or collapse

– Mark coins as favorites and filter your view by category

– Export your portfolio data as a backup, or import it on another device

All figures on this page — profit/loss, risk/reward, expected value, and simulations — are calculations based on the data you enter and on market prices as displayed. They are informational only and are not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Market prices, and the figures calculated from them, can change at any time.

## The building blocks of your dashboard

Your Crypto Portfolio page is made up of a coin table plus a set of optional summary blocks. By default you’ll see blocks like:

– **My Portfolio** — your full list of coins with live value and profit/loss

– **Expected Portfolio Value + Profit** — a projection based on the target prices you’ve set

– **Allocation (Current Value $)** — how your money is spread across your coins

– **Gainers Day %** / **Losers Day %** — your best and worst performers today

– **BTC / ETH / SOL ETF Flow** — daily inflow or outflow for the major crypto ETFs

– **My Winning Coins** / **My Losing Coins** — a quick split of what’s currently in profit versus in loss

– **Not bought yet** — coins you’re watching but haven’t added a position for yet

– **Support & Resistance** — your saved levels per coin

You don’t have to keep all of these visible — see the “Customizing your dashboard” article to learn how to show, hide, resize, and reorder them.

## Adding your first coin

1. Click **Add** above the portfolio table.

2. Pick a coin from the dropdown.

3. Fill in how much you hold and how much you invested (in USDT, or enter an amount in Turkish Lira and it will be converted automatically at the current rate).

4. Optionally set a support level, a resistance level, and a target price.

5. Click **Save**.

Your coin now appears in the table with a live price, and the summary blocks update automatically.

For the full walkthrough of every field in this form — including targets, the buy simulator, and how support/resistance affects your risk/reward — see **”Adding & Editing Coins”**.

## Keeping prices up to date

Prices refresh automatically in the background. If you want the latest numbers immediately, click **Refresh** above the table. Prices are pulled from major exchanges (Binance, MEXC, KuCoin), with a fallback source used if one exchange is briefly unavailable. Prices shown may be delayed and can differ slightly from the price on your own exchange or broker.

## Where to go next

This overview covers the basics. For a deeper look at specific features, see:

– **Adding & Editing Coins** — the full add/edit form, targets, and the buy simulator

– **Customizing Your Dashboard** — rearranging, resizing, and hiding blocks and columns

– **Support & Resistance and Risk/Reward** — setting levels and reading the risk/reward numbers

– **ETF Flow Blocks** — what the BTC/ETH/SOL ETF flow numbers mean

– **Favorites, Filters & Categories** — organizing a large watchlist

– **Exporting, Importing & Syncing Your Data** — backing up your portfolio and using it across devices