Yes — CoinAII has a portfolio tracking and analysis feature, with a few important boundaries on what it does and doesn't do.
What it can do:
- Track what you hold — tell me your holdings ("I have 2 ETH and 500 UNI") and I'll save them. I can update quantities when you buy more, and remove coins when you sell.
- Analyze your portfolio — I'll give you a full breakdown: current value of each holding, total value, and what % of your portfolio each coin represents.
- Risk framing — I bucket your holdings by market-cap tier (large/mid/small-cap/unranked), flag concentration risk (one coin dominating too much), check whether coins share categories so they'd move together, and surface any on-chain red flags per holding (honeypot, taxes, unlocked liquidity, etc.).
- Daily context — which holdings are moving today, and why (backed by live news where relevant).
What it can't do:
- It's self-reported — I only know what you tell me you hold. I don't auto-scan your wallet balance.
- I won't tell you to buy or sell — the analysis is factual, you make the call.
To get started, just tell me your holdings and I'll save and analyze them. If you'd rather, you can also just ask general questions about how to think about portfolio structure.
Want to set up your portfolio now, or are you more interested in how it works first?