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Burokku vs Delta by eToro: which tracker fits a crypto portfolio?

Delta by eToro tracks stocks and crypto side by side. Burokku goes deeper on crypto: DeFi, perp DEXes, alerts before liquidation, automations and trading.

Updated Nov 9, 2026Facts checked Nov 8, 2026

In short

Delta by eToro is a read-only tracker for everything you invest in: stocks, ETFs, funds and crypto, from wallets, 22 exchanges and brokers, in polished apps on every platform. Burokku is only about crypto, and goes much further there: DeFi loans and liquidity, perp DEX positions, alerts before a loan is liquidated, automations, an assistant that knows your accounts, and 32 tools to act from the same place. If you want your shares and your coins in one app, choose Delta. If most of your money is onchain and you want it watched and handled, choose Burokku.

FeatureBurokkuDelta
What it reads
All your accounts in one totalYeswallets on every chain, exchanges and holdings added by handYeswallets, exchanges and brokers in one portfolio
Stocks, ETFs and fundsNoYes
Crypto wallets by addressYes60+ chains, with Solana and BitcoinYesBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and others
Exchange accountsYes10+ exchanges, read-only keysYes22 exchanges, read-only keys
DeFi positionsYeslending, liquidity, staking, with health factorsNonone in its help centre
Perp DEX positionsYesHyperliquid, Lighter, AsterNonone in its help centre
What it tells you
Price alertsYesYes
Liquidation and health factor alertsYesAave and MorphoNo
Risky approval alertsYesNo
Where alerts reach youTelegram, push and emailPush on your phone
What you can do from it
Trade, swap and bridgeYesfrom wallets, exchanges and perp DEXesNoit's read-only
AutomationsYesworkflows, recurring buys, a liquidation guardNo
AI assistantYesBurokku AI, from your own dataPartlysummaries of your holdings and the news
Other toolsYes32, from limit orders to emergency modeNo
Tax reportYesPDF and CSVPartlya gains report on PRO+, CSV export
Apps and price
AppsPartlyinstalls from your browser on any device; store apps comingYesiOS, Android, Mac, Windows and web
PriceFree; Pro from $12 a monthFree; PRO from $6.99 a month

Delta and Burokku both add up what you own into one number. Delta, which eToro owns, does it for everything you invest in, from shares to coins, and stops at showing you. Burokku does it only for crypto, and goes on to watch it, warn you and help you act. Which is better depends on what you hold.

What each one reads

Delta covers stocks, ETFs, funds, forex, commodities and crypto. For crypto it reads wallets by address on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and other coins, including Bitcoin xpub keys, and 22 exchanges, such as Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and OKX, through read-only API keys. Brokers and banks connect through a partner. Some exchanges only share a few days or months of history with it, and its help centre says nothing about DeFi or perp DEX positions; staking rewards from exchanges are added by hand.

Burokku covers crypto only, in more depth. It reads 60+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin, DeFi positions such as loans, liquidity and staking with their health factors, positions on the perp DEXes Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster, and 10+ exchanges through read-only keys. You can add holdings by hand or import them as CSV. It doesn't read stocks.

Alerts

Delta sends price alerts, one-off or repeating, along with news, notable events and end-of-day updates for what you hold, as push notifications on your phone.

Burokku keeps checking your accounts and reaches you on Telegram, push or email: when a loan on Aave or Morpho nears liquidation, a risky or unlimited approval appears, one coin becomes too much of your net worth, money moves in a wallet you watch, or a price crosses your line. Each alert says what would fix it.

Acting on it

Delta is read-only by design: you can't buy, sell or trade in it. For many people that's the point.

Burokku lets you act where you look. You can swap and bridge from your own wallets, trade on exchanges and perp DEXes with stop-loss and take-profit, revoke approvals, and set up automations, such as recurring buys, or a guard that repays or tops up a loan before it's at risk. Every order is priced and checked against your limits, and automations that trade, or orders over $1,000, ask for your passkey.

What Burokku adds

DeFi in the same total. Delta adds up your wallets, exchanges and brokers, but not the loans, liquidity and perp positions inside your wallets. Burokku adds all of it, with exchange accounts and holdings you enter yourself, into one net worth you can split into bundles. There's no limit on accounts during early access; after it, Pro has 15 and Max has 50.

An assistant that knows your portfolio. Delta's AI summarises your holdings and the news. Burokku AI answers your own questions from your own accounts, such as what changed this week or whether a loan is safe if prices fall, and drafts workflows for you to accept.

32 tools in one place. Limit orders, recurring buys, a rebalancer, a yield finder, a liquidity manager, a rewards hub, recover funds left behind in old bridges and stake, an airdrop checker, an approvals scanner, a wallet check-up, a signature decoder, a link check, emergency mode for a compromised wallet, token unlocks and a tax report with PDF and CSV exports.

Price

Delta Basic is free and shows your 10 largest assets in full, with one active portfolio. PRO is $6.99 a month or $53.88 a year in the US; PRO+ is $13.99 a month, $107.88 a year or $299 once.

Burokku is free to use, and during early access every account has everything. After that, Free keeps 3 accounts and 5 price alerts; Pro is $16 a month, or $12 a month paid yearly, for 15 accounts, alerts while you're away and a yearly tax report; Max is $49 a month for active traders. Swaps carry a fee from 0.85% on Free down to 0.25% on Max. See pricing for the full list.

Which one fits you

Burokku fits if

  • Most of your money is onchain: wallets, DeFi, perp DEXes
  • You have loans on Aave or Morpho and want to hear before they're at risk
  • You want to act from the same place: swap, trade, revoke, automate
  • You want an assistant that answers from your own accounts

Delta fits if

  • You hold stocks, ETFs or funds as well as crypto
  • Your crypto sits mostly on exchanges and in simple wallets
  • You only want to look, never trade, from your tracker
  • You want a native app on your phone and desktop today

Questions

Is Delta free?
Delta Basic is free, shows your 10 largest assets in full and keeps one portfolio active. PRO costs $6.99 a month or $53.88 a year in the US; PRO+ costs $13.99 a month, $107.88 a year or $299 once, and adds real-time quotes and gains reporting. Delta says prices vary by country.
Can Delta track DeFi or perp DEX positions?
We found nothing about lending, liquidity or perp DEX positions in Delta's help centre, and it says staking rewards from exchanges have to be added by hand. Burokku reads DeFi positions with their health factors, and positions on Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster.
Can I trade from Delta?
No. Delta says it's read-only: you can't buy, sell or place trades in the app. Burokku lets you swap and bridge from your wallets and trade on exchanges and perp DEXes, with every order priced and checked first.
Does Burokku track stocks?
No. Burokku is for crypto: wallets, DeFi, perp DEXes and exchange accounts. If you hold shares as well, Delta shows both; you could use Burokku for the onchain part that needs watching.
Do I need an eToro account to use Delta?
Not on your phone, where signing in with eToro is optional. Delta's desktop and web apps need an eToro account, so they aren't available in countries eToro doesn't serve.

We make Burokku, so we aren’t neutral. We checked what this page says about other products against their own pages on Nov 8, 2026. If something has changed, tell us.

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