Crypto Portfolio Tracker
Add your holdings to see their live value, 24h change and allocation — saved privately in this browser, no account.
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A crypto portfolio tracker turns your holdings into a live picture of what you own — each coin’s current value, how today’s market changed it, and how your money is split across assets. The Token Times tracker is free, needs no account or wallet connection, and keeps your holdings private in your own browser.
Why track your crypto portfolio
It is surprisingly easy to lose track of what you actually own once holdings are spread across a few coins and a couple of apps. A portfolio tracker pulls them into one view so you can see, at a glance, your total value, how it moved today, and — crucially — how your money is distributed.
That last point matters more than most people think. Two portfolios worth the same amount can carry very different risk: one spread across several assets, another almost entirely in a single volatile coin. Seeing your allocation in black and white is the first step to understanding your real exposure.
How to use the Token Times portfolio tracker
There is no setup, account or wallet connection:
- Enter a coin and the amount you hold, then tap Add. Repeat for each holding.
- The tracker shows each coin’s live price, its value (amount × price), its 24-hour change and its share of your total.
- At the top you see your total value, 24-hour change and number of holdings.
- Update an amount by re-adding the coin; remove a holding with the ✕.
What it shows — and what it deliberately doesn’t
The tracker is intentionally simple and privacy-first. It shows what your crypto is worth now, how it moved in the last 24 hours, and your allocation across coins. It does not ask for your purchase price, so it does not compute lifetime profit and loss — and it never asks you to connect a wallet or exchange, so your addresses and keys stay yours. You get the useful 90% of a portfolio app without the data exposure.
Allocation: the number most people ignore
Allocation — the percentage of your portfolio in each coin — is where risk really lives. A position that has rallied hard can quietly grow into most of your portfolio, concentrating your outcome in one asset. The tracker makes that visible so you can decide, calmly, whether your spread still matches your intentions. This is context, not advice: crypto is volatile and high-risk, and only you can judge what is right for you.
Private by design, and part of your toolkit
Your holdings live only in your browser — no account, no wallet, nothing on our servers. Pair the tracker with a watchlist for coins you are researching and price alerts for levels you care about, and open any coin page for the full data and the news behind the moves.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Token Times crypto portfolio tracker work?
Add each coin you hold and how much of it you own. The tracker multiplies your amount by the live price to show each holding’s current value, your total portfolio value, your 24-hour change and how your money is split across coins (allocation). Everything updates from live market data; re-adding a coin updates its amount.
Is my portfolio private? Can Token Times see my holdings?
No, we cannot see them. Your holdings are stored only in your own browser’s local storage and never leave your device or reach Token Times’s servers. There is no account and no wallet connection, so there is nothing for us — or anyone else — to view. Clearing your browser data clears your portfolio.
Does it calculate my profit or loss?
It shows your current value and 24-hour change, not lifetime profit/loss. It deliberately does not ask for your purchase price, which keeps the tool simple and private. If you want cost-basis P&L you would add that elsewhere; here the focus is “what is my crypto worth right now, and how did it move today?”
Do I have to connect a wallet or exchange?
No — and that is the point. You type in amounts manually, so you never connect a wallet, share an API key or expose your addresses. It is a safer way to see your position without handing access to anyone.
Will my portfolio sync across devices?
No. Because it is stored locally for privacy, each browser keeps its own copy. A synced portfolio would require an account, which we avoid by design.
How many coins can I add, and which ones?
Add as many as you like, from any coin in Token Times’s tracked market set (Bitcoin, Ethereum and the top few hundred by market cap). Type a name or symbol and pick from the list.
What is the difference between the portfolio tracker and the watchlist?
The portfolio tracker uses the amounts you hold to show your total value and allocation. The watchlist just follows prices of coins you are interested in, with no amounts. Most people use both.
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Saved locally in your browser, not synced across devices. Values are live market estimates — information only, not financial advice.