Your position

Signed in, every coin you hold or traded shows Your position right under its header: what you hold, your profit or loss, what you spent, your average entry and your first buy. It reads your wallets' swaps on any exchange, on every chain Chain Daddy serves, not only trades made here. One tap on Share turns it into a card for a friend, a group chat or X.

What it shows

• Profit or loss: in dollars and as a share of what you spent, green or red. It counts both what you made on sells and what your tokens are worth now, with fees included.
• Holding: what your tokens are worth now, how many you hold and your share of the supply.
• Spent: what your buys cost in dollars at the time of each buy, and how many buys. Tokens that came to your wallet by transfer count at zero cost, and the tile says how many, as incl. 1.2M received.
• Avg entry: what you spent divided by the tokens you bought. On a coin launched or made on Chain Daddy, whose supply is fixed, it leads with the market cap that price means, as $390K MC: how people say they got in.
• First buy: the date, and on a coin launched here, how many days after it opened.
• Sold: what your sells brought, when you sold any.
• Checked on chain: when the figures were read. They refresh every ten minutes.

An account with several wallets sees them added together, and the tile says how many, as 2 wallets. A coin whose pool opened minutes ago is read from Chain Daddy's own trade feed until its swaps reach the wider market data; then the tile says from recent trades.

Only you see it

Your position appears only to you, signed in, on your own wallets. Nobody else can look up a wallet's profit here, and the card never shows your wallet address. To trade in public under your name, put your wallets on the Caller record.

Send the card

Share makes a card with the coin, your profit or loss, the four figures, the coin's record and its link.

• Send (on a phone): the share sheet, with the card and the coin's link, for iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram or anywhere else.
• Post on X: saves the card and opens a post with the coin's link. Attach the saved card in the composer.
• Save image, and on a computer, Copy image.
• Copy proof: your position signed by Chain Daddy, to paste beside the card. Anyone can check it with the Chain Daddy verifier, so nobody can say the figures were edited. It names your wallet, so it leaves your device only when you copy it, and it is good for 24 hours.
• Show my name: puts your verified X handle on the card, on by default when your account has one. Switch it off for a card without a name. To add it, verify your X account in your account settings.

A loss makes a card too, in red.