Every crypto wallet.Every exchange.One net worth.
Squidly tracks your whole crypto portfolio in one place. Paste a wallet address, connect Binance, Coinbase or Kraken with a read-only key, and see every coin and token you own added up into a single net worth. It can see your funds — never move them.
Why Squidly
Your crypto is spread across wallets, chains and exchanges. Your net worth shouldn't be.
Stop checking five apps to know what you're worth. Squidly reads every source you connect and gives you one total, with the breakdown behind it.
- blockchains checked for every address
- 18blockchains checked for every address
- ways to connect: wallet, exchange, statement, manual
- 4ways to connect: wallet, exchange, statement, manual
- private keys or seed phrases asked for
- 0private keys or seed phrases asked for
- Read-only by construction- Public addresses and read-only exchange keys. There is no code path in the product that can trade or withdraw.
- One price for every coin- Every holding goes through the same pricing, so the ETH in your wallet and the ETH on Binance are never valued differently.
- Every figure says where it came from- Wallet, exchange, statement or manual entry — each number is labelled with its source and the time it was read.
The problem
Your coins sit in a hardware wallet, two exchanges and a Solana app. Knowing what they're worth shouldn't take five tabs and a spreadsheet.
Every wallet app and exchange shows its own slice — in its own prices, at its own moment. Adding them up by hand means a spreadsheet you stop updating after a week.
Squidly reads every wallet and exchange you connect, prices all of it the same way, and gives you one number — your crypto net worth — with the breakdown by asset and by source behind it.
How it works
From scattered to summed, in four steps.
Sign up with an email or with Google, set it up once, and every check after that is one button.
- Step 01 - Paste a wallet address- Any public address — MetaMask, Phantom, a hardware wallet. One EVM address is checked on every EVM chain at once. You are never asked for a seed phrase or a private key.
- Step 02 - Connect an exchange- Create an API key with reading enabled and withdrawals disabled, then paste it once. It is encrypted before it is stored and never sent back to your browser.
- Step 03 - Hit Refresh- On-chain balances and exchange balances are read on demand, then normalized into one shared asset schema and priced the same way.
- Step 04 - Read one number- Your total crypto net worth, how it splits by asset, and what each wallet or exchange contributes to it.
Security
It can see your crypto. It can never move it.
Exchange keys are decrypted only inside the server function that calls the exchange, and balances are the only thing written back. A public address grants no spending authority at all. Squidly is a viewer, not a wallet.
What we never do
- Ask for a seed phrase or a private key
- Request trading or withdrawal permissions
- Send a stored API key back to your browser
What you get
Your whole crypto portfolio, in one view.
Wallets on any of the chains below, the big exchanges, and anything else you hold — read, priced and added up.
18 chains, from one address
Add an EVM address once and it is checked on every EVM network at the same time — plus Solana, Cronos POS and Polkadot addresses.
Exchanges, read-only
Connect with an API key that can read balances and nothing else. Withdrawals stay disabled.
Where your money actually is
See how your net worth splits by coin, and how much each wallet or exchange is carrying.
Four ways in, one total
Crypto.com is imported from a statement. Cold storage, a venue with no API, or anything held off-exchange can be entered by hand. Every figure stays labelled with where it came from.
See it first
What your dashboard looks like
Every figure below is made up, for illustration only. Two wallets, a Solana account and one exchange, aggregated the way your own connections will be.
Total net worth
$71.4K
$71,414.66
+$2,356.68· +3.4%since Jul 25
Assets
8
Sources
4
Synced
Jul 26, 9:41 AM
Value over time
One reading per day you refreshed. Balances only — not profit or loss.
Largest position
ETH
Stablecoins
$13.2K
Sources
4
Chains
6
Allocation by asset
Share of total portfolio value.
- ETH23.4%
- SOL23%
- USDC18.5%
- WBTC15.4%
- LINK8.1%
- JUP4.4%
- Other7.2%
Holdings
Every priced balance. Price change over the 24h to Jul 26.
8 of 8 assets
Concentration
Value held in the 3 largest positions.
- ETH23.4%
- SOL23%
- USDC18.5%
Breakdown by source
What each connected wallet and exchange contributes.
- 0x71C7…976FWallet$33,443.3646.8%
- 5tzFki…uAi9Wallet$19,669.1627.5%
- Binance — mainExchange$12,263.1417.2%
- 0x8Ba1…BA72Wallet$6,039.008.5%
Where each asset sits
The same holdings, split across the places they are held.
Wallets
One address, every chain it lives on
An address is added once and checked on every supported chain. Each wallet shows what it holds and where — expand a row for the split.
Checked on 18 chains
- Ethereum
- Base
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- Polygon
- BNB Chain
- Avalanche
- Linea
- zkSync Era
- Scroll
- Blast
- Unichain
- Gnosis
- Ronin
- Monad
- Solana
- Cronos POS
- Polkadot
- 0x71C7…976F Partial- $33,443.36 - 46.8% of total
- 5tzFki…uAi9 Partial- $19,669.16 - 27.5% of total
- 0x8Ba1…BA72 Partial- $6,039.00 - 8.5% of total
FAQ
Questions people ask first
Nearly all of them are about custody, so they are answered first.
- Do I have to hand over my private keys or seed phrase?- No, and there is nowhere to enter one. Wallets are added as public addresses, which are read-only by construction. Exchange accounts are read with an API key you create yourself with trading and withdrawals disabled — that key is encrypted before it is stored, is decrypted only inside the server function that calls the exchange, and is never sent back to your browser.
- Can the app move or spend my funds?- No. A public address grants no spending authority at all, and the exchange keys are read-only, so there is no code path in the product that can place an order or start a withdrawal. It is a viewer, not a wallet.
- Which blockchains are supported?- 18 chains are checked for every address you add: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Linea, zkSync Era, Scroll, Blast, Unichain, Gnosis, Ronin, Monad, Solana, Cronos POS, Polkadot. One EVM address is checked across all of the EVM networks at once, so you paste it once rather than once per chain.
- Which exchanges can I connect?- Binance, Binance.US, OKX, Bybit, Kraken, Coinbase. Crypto.com is imported from a transaction statement rather than an API. Anywhere else — a venue with no API, cold storage, or an asset held off-exchange — can be entered manually, and the dashboard always labels which of the four a figure came from.
- How is my net worth calculated?- Quantities and prices are kept separate. On-chain balances are read from your addresses and spot balances are read from your exchange accounts, then every holding is priced through one shared pricing methodology so that two sources holding the same asset can never be valued differently. The total is the sum of those priced holdings.
- Does it update automatically?- Balances are re-read on demand, when you press Refresh. Nothing polls your accounts in the background, so no connection is used while you are not looking at the page, and every figure on screen carries the time it was read.
- Can I see it before signing up?- Yes. The homepage renders a full sample dashboard — the same components on made-up data, clearly labelled as a sample — so you can see exactly what you would get before creating an account.
Feedback
What should this do next?
A missing chain, an exchange that should be here, a number that looks wrong — all of it is useful, and the roadmap is short enough that one message can reorder it.
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