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# Portfolio

You can track all of your positions in real-time across your Defined Wallets in one convenient place.

Select "Portfolio" on the left sidebar to access your portfolio page 👇

<figure><img src="/files/OV0JohaMV6wuMrFMWHOt" alt=""><figcaption><p>Example of a portfolio with 1 wallet</p></figcaption></figure>

Each of your positions will show how many wallets own a particular token and what it's worth. Click the wallet drop-down to see specific holdings.

For large portfolios, use the search function or filters at the top to find specific holdings per network, or tokens with a minimum value.

## Hide/Unhide Tokens

You can Hide tokens that you don't want to see in your portfolio by selecting the <img src="/files/Sd7C4qtBwpQUm0lrdTi6" alt="" data-size="line"> button in the far right column.&#x20;

To show hidden tokens, select "Show hidden" at the top right of the portfolio table.

## Show Portfolio on Sidebar

You can also show your portfolio on the sidebar by selecting the down arrow<img src="/files/md8CmofFYb6TiqBrAc4t" alt="" data-size="line"> next to "Portfolio" on the left-side menu:

<figure><img src="/files/u9tGet3lgYKrErM8LJyS" alt="" width="203"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

This gives you a convenient at-a-glance view of your portfolio while you browse other pages on Defined.


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