DeBank

Open DeBank, link the wallets you use, and paste any additional public addresses you monitor. Within minutes you’ll see all balances and positions consolidated in one place: lending deposits and borrows, liquidity pool shares, stable-asset holdings, and open margin exposures. Coverage spans 285 protocols across seven blockchains, so you don’t have to hop between multiple apps to understand where your funds are and how they’re performing. Use tags and simple filters to group assets by chain, protocol, or strategy and make recurring reviews fast.

For day-to-day oversight, start on the overview to check total value, recent changes, and allocation by asset class. Drill down into lending markets to see utilization, borrow costs, and collateral health so you can gauge liquidation buffer before markets move. Jump to margin and perpetuals sections to review leverage, maintenance requirements, and funding impacts. Then scan your spot and liquidity positions to understand fee earnings and impermanent-loss exposure. If you manage stablecoin reserves for expenses, filter by stable assets to confirm coverage and rebalance targets.

When planning moves, compare protocol pages to line up rates, liquidity depth, and trading routes across supported venues. Use the chain filter to see where liquidity is deepest and execution is likely cheapest before you initiate a swap or adjust collateral in the native apps. Build a short checklist: identify overexposed assets, pick a target allocation, and note the steps you’ll take (e.g., unwind a loan here, add collateral there, rotate LP exposure). DeBank’s unified view helps you verify the plan across all connected wallets without missing a position.

For periodic reviews, take a snapshot of current allocations and note performance contributors by protocol category: lending markets, stable-asset platforms, leverage venues, and spot swap aggregators. If you track multiple strategies or clients, separate them with labels and review each segment’s risk and return in turn. Use watchlists for assets or protocols you’re considering, and revisit them during volatility to see how adding them would change your overall mix. With one hub covering seven networks and hundreds of integrations, you can run these workflows consistently and reduce blind spots across your DeFi activity.