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Portfolio: what you actually hold, all in one place
Account wallet balance, trading burners and open prediction positions on a single read-only screen — because a holdings page should show the truth and sign nothing.
The portfolio page answers the question the rest of the app deliberately scatters: across your NexFlow account wallet, the device burners the trading pages created, and any open prediction positions — what do you actually own right now? It reads every balance the app knows about and lays them out as holdings with per-token detail, rather than making you check each surface.
Read-only is the feature
Nothing on the page signs. That's a deliberate design line, not a missing button: the holdings view is where you look, and the trading pages are where you act — keeping the read surface incapable of moving funds means a glance at your bags can never become a transaction you didn't intend. Trades route through the swap, Trenches and other trading surfaces where signing is the point.
Share cards, not screenshots
Each position can render as a share card — the app's built-in card generator — so a PnL or a hold gets posted as a clean image rather than a cropped screenshot of a wallet UI. The deterministic per-token color rails mean a token reads the same color everywhere in the app, which matters more than it sounds when you're scanning a long list fast.
What it won't tell you: a balance is a snapshot, not a verdict. A token you hold at a mark can be unsellable in practice — thin liquidity, sell taxes, a honeypot flag. If a holding looks too good, scan it before you celebrate it.
See every position the app knows about
Account wallet, burners and predictions on one screen — read-only, so looking can never spend.
Frequently asked
What does the NexFlow portfolio show?
Every balance the app knows about: the NexFlow account wallet, the device-local burner wallets used by the trading pages, and open prediction positions — laid out as holdings with per-token detail.
Can I trade from the portfolio page?
No — it's deliberately read-only. Nothing on the holdings view can sign or move funds; trading lives on the swap, Trenches and other execution surfaces where signing is the point.
Does it show wallets beyond the account wallet?
Yes — the burner wallets the trading pages create on-device are aggregated into the same holdings view, so positions aren't scattered across surfaces.
What are share cards?
Rendered images of a position's PnL or holding, generated by the app's card engine — a clean way to post a trade result without screenshotting a wallet UI.