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Portfolio & 24-hour changes

Which assets appear, how total balance is calculated and why deposits are not treated as price gains.

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What appears in Holdings

Portfolio reads the selected wallet’s on-chain balances for supported/discovered assets on Robinhood Chain. The catalog includes canonical supported assets and INJOH, plus validated Pons, Long, Pools.trade, Flap.sh and CASHCAT discovery sources. A launch-platform label or a token symbol alone does not establish the correct contract or a valid source pool.

Only holdings with a readable current USD value and usable approximately 24-hour price history appear in the displayed set. Assets without those inputs are excluded from both Holdings and the total, rather than being displayed as unpriced rows that blank the total change. A young token can be absent until its required real history exists.

Total and row ordering

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total balance = Σ(current held quantity × current USD unit price)

The sum uses the eligible displayed set and respects each asset’s decimals. Rows sort by current USD holding value, largest first. This is a valuation of current holdings, not the output you could necessarily sell the whole balance for; trade size, liquidity, taxes and gas affect actual execution.

The total’s 24-hour price movement

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previous value = Σ(current quantity × historical USD unit price)
current value  = Σ(current quantity × current USD unit price)
dollar change  = current value − previous value
percent change = dollar change / previous value × 100

Both sums use today’s quantities for the same eligible asset set. Deposits and withdrawals therefore do not appear as price gains/losses. This is not a comparison with the wallet’s actual past balance, an acquisition-cost P&L or a tax-lot calculation. Empty eligible holdings display $0 and 0.00%.

Real historical state and manual refresh

Historical reads use the last chain state at or before the target timestamp. Current configuration can identify an existing feed/source pool, but its price is read at the historical block; today’s price is not substituted for missing history. A newly opened Sinjoh market does not silently splice in a different legacy pool’s history.

The Portfolio snapshot stays stable while you view it. Reloading the page or changing the selected wallet loads a new snapshot; focus, reconnects, timers and newly mined blocks do not repeatedly rebuild Holdings. A data-provider failure is distinct from a legitimate zero eligible balance.

Your Rewards

Reward payment history and pending reserved credits are grouped under Your Rewards. The public Portfolio-only preview supports account/profile management while claim/retry transaction buttons and other platform activity remain disabled. Pending credits remain reserved under their contract rules.