Where You Can Track Your NFT Portfolio

Just as there are many portals and apps available to track your crypto portfolio, there are also trackers for NFTs that make it easy to monitor your investments.

In this article, we'll review several NFT portfolio trackers that help you monitor price, evaluate the performance of your assets, and access alert features that can help you find new investment opportunities.

NFTBank tracker

NFTBank works with a machine learning algorithm that automatically detects ERC-721 and ERC1155 standards. This tool allows users to track their portfolio and easily monitor their gains and losses as well as income, expenses, total NFT portfolio value and realized return on investment.

In the image below we can see what the basic interface looks like.

If a user buys an NFT, the price they paid is added to the expense column, and if they sell their NFT, the sale amount is added to the income column.

ROI refers to the profitability of the investment, calculated based on the return of a particular NFT relative to its cost. NFTs that have been donated are not included in this indicator, because their cost is zero.

The stock value refers to the sum of all NFTs owned by the user. NFTBank has included a native valuation model for this purpose. If the model does not cover a particular NFT, it uses the minimum price instead.

Users can choose from many software wallets to connect to NFTBank, such as WalletConnect, MetaMask, Arcane, FortMatic, Wallerlink and Portis. NFTBank is updated on a daily basis so users always have very accurate data.

DappRadar tracker

The DappRadar platform tracks a huge number of decentralized applications, NFT marketplaces and collections, offering extensive coverage of the NFT asset market. The platform is used by many investors due to its security.

DappRadar allows tracking both fungible tokens and NFTs on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon. The platform, when connected to a software wallet, allows you to see the total value of that wallet, what the tokens are worth, and the value of the NFTs. In addition, the user portfolio in DappRadar contains two folders that are related to NFTs: the NFT gallery and POAP.

The finance display feature is currently in beta testing. There is a gains and losses column, which shows the difference between the amount the user has spent and the approximate value of the current holding. The NFT value is calculated using the minimum price and will soon include a model of the estimated NFT value. The amount spent is calculated using the last purchase price.

Additionally, users can set up an alert feature to have the app notify them of their preferred dApp and NFT projects.

RoverX tracker

RoverX is another NFT portfolio tracking application, but with more advanced alerting features.

The app is available for both Android and iOS mobile devices and allows you to set up mobile push notifications. For an overview of the overall portfolio, users can link the app to multiple wallets, giving them all the information they need  in one place.

RoverX allows users to customize their settings to be notified when NFTs are accepted and sold, alerted of potential offers on their NFTs, and when an NFT offer expires.

Users can also take advantage of a feature where they set a minimum collection target price and receive an alert when that price is reached. RoverX recently added the ability to track the minimum price for the Blur marketplace as well.

Nansen tracker

Nansen is a blockchain analytics company that has a feature that enables NFT portfolio tracking, called NFT Profiler. Users can connect this tracker with software wallets like WalletConnect, Phantom, Coinbase and MetaMask.

On one single app dashboard screen, users can view the estimated price of their portfolio, NFT transaction history, total expenses, and income. The dashboard also allows users to split their portfolio by collections and liquidity.

Nansen pulls data from over 240 million tagged wallet addresses and is ideal for users who want to track their NFT portfolios using additional analytics tools that allow them to analyze their investments in more depth.

Source: nftnewstoday.com

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In this article, we'll review several NFT portfolio trackers that help you monitor price, evaluate the performance of your assets, and access alert features that can help you find new investment opportunities.

NFTBank tracker

NFTBank works with a machine learning algorithm that automatically detects ERC-721 and ERC1155 standards. This tool allows users to track their portfolio and easily monitor their gains and losses as well as income, expenses, total NFT portfolio value and realized return on investment.

In the image below we can see what the basic interface looks like.

If a user buys an NFT, the price they paid is added to the expense column, and if they sell their NFT, the sale amount is added to the income column.

ROI refers to the profitability of the investment, calculated based on the return of a particular NFT relative to its cost. NFTs that have been donated are not included in this indicator, because their cost is zero.

The stock value refers to the sum of all NFTs owned by the user. NFTBank has included a native valuation model for this purpose. If the model does not cover a particular NFT, it uses the minimum price instead.

Users can choose from many software wallets to connect to NFTBank, such as WalletConnect, MetaMask, Arcane, FortMatic, Wallerlink and Portis. NFTBank is updated on a daily basis so users always have very accurate data.

DappRadar tracker

The DappRadar platform tracks a huge number of decentralized applications, NFT marketplaces and collections, offering extensive coverage of the NFT asset market. The platform is used by many investors due to its security.

DappRadar allows tracking both fungible tokens and NFTs on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon. The platform, when connected to a software wallet, allows you to see the total value of that wallet, what the tokens are worth, and the value of the NFTs. In addition, the user portfolio in DappRadar contains two folders that are related to NFTs: the NFT gallery and POAP.

The finance display feature is currently in beta testing. There is a gains and losses column, which shows the difference between the amount the user has spent and the approximate value of the current holding. The NFT value is calculated using the minimum price and will soon include a model of the estimated NFT value. The amount spent is calculated using the last purchase price.

Additionally, users can set up an alert feature to have the app notify them of their preferred dApp and NFT projects.

RoverX tracker

RoverX is another NFT portfolio tracking application, but with more advanced alerting features.

The app is available for both Android and iOS mobile devices and allows you to set up mobile push notifications. For an overview of the overall portfolio, users can link the app to multiple wallets, giving them all the information they need  in one place.

RoverX allows users to customize their settings to be notified when NFTs are accepted and sold, alerted of potential offers on their NFTs, and when an NFT offer expires.

Users can also take advantage of a feature where they set a minimum collection target price and receive an alert when that price is reached. RoverX recently added the ability to track the minimum price for the Blur marketplace as well.

Nansen tracker

Nansen is a blockchain analytics company that has a feature that enables NFT portfolio tracking, called NFT Profiler. Users can connect this tracker with software wallets like WalletConnect, Phantom, Coinbase and MetaMask.

On one single app dashboard screen, users can view the estimated price of their portfolio, NFT transaction history, total expenses, and income. The dashboard also allows users to split their portfolio by collections and liquidity.

Nansen pulls data from over 240 million tagged wallet addresses and is ideal for users who want to track their NFT portfolios using additional analytics tools that allow them to analyze their investments in more depth.

Source: nftnewstoday.com

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