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Burokku vs Nansen: your own portfolio, or what Smart Money is doing?

Nansen labels wallets and tracks Smart Money, with an AI agent and trading. Burokku watches your own wallets, exchanges and loans and acts on them. How they compare.

Updated Nov 8, 2026Facts checked Nov 8, 2026

In short

Nansen is built for looking outward: it labels wallets, shows what Smart Money is buying, and lets you trade on it through an AI agent and a wallet inside Nansen. Burokku is built for looking after your own money: every wallet, exchange account and DeFi position in one total, alerts before your loans or perps are liquidated, automations, and 32 tools. If your edge is following other wallets, Nansen is the specialist. If you want your own portfolio watched and handled, choose Burokku. You can also use both.

FeatureBurokkuNansen
What it reads
All your accounts in one totalYeswallets on every chain, exchanges and holdings added by handPartlyportfolios of onchain wallets
WalletsYes60+ chains, with Solana and BitcoinYes26 chains on Pro, with Solana
Exchange accountsYes10+ exchanges, read-only keysNonone found
Perp DEX positionsYesHyperliquid, Lighter, AsterPartlyHyperliquid
Labels on other people's walletsPartlyfollow wallets you chooseYesSmart Money and other labels
What it tells you
Liquidation alerts on your loans and perpsYesAave, Morpho and every perp venueNonone found
Alerts on other walletsYeswallets you followYestransfers, Smart Money flows, Hyperliquid positions
Where alerts reach youTelegram, push and emailTelegram, Discord and Slack
What you can do from it
TradeYesfrom your own wallets, exchanges and perp DEXesPartlyfrom a wallet inside Nansen, not in every country
AutomationsYesworkflows, recurring buys, a liquidation guardPartlyagent skills you confirm each time
AI assistantYesBurokku AI, from your own dataYesNansen Agent, with weekly credits
Revoke approvalsYesNonone found
Tax reportYes28 countries' rules, PDF and CSVNoprofit and loss only
Apps and price
AppsPartlyinstalls from your browser on any device; store apps comingYesweb and iOS
PriceFree; Pro from $12 a monthFree; Pro from $49 a month

Nansen and Burokku both look at wallets, but in opposite directions. Nansen's strength is everyone else's wallets: labelling them, following the money, and turning that into trades. Burokku's is yours: everything you hold, watched, and handled within limits you set.

What each one reads

Nansen covers 26 chains on Pro, including Solana and Hyperliquid, with labels on wallets such as Smart Money, funds and exchanges. Its portfolio view tracks onchain wallets; we found no way to connect an exchange account.

Burokku reads 60+ chains, EVM chains along with Solana and Bitcoin, DeFi positions with their health factors, Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster, and 10+ exchanges through read-only keys, in one net worth. You can follow other wallets too, and get alerts on them, but Burokku doesn't label the whole chain the way Nansen does.

Alerts

Nansen's alerts are about the market: token transfers, Smart Money flows, positions opened on Hyperliquid by wallets you track. They reach you on Telegram, Discord or Slack, and you can set them up by asking its agent.

Burokku's alerts are about your money: a loan on Aave or Morpho nearing liquidation, a perp on any venue getting close to its liquidation price, a risky approval in one of your wallets, a coin becoming too much of your net worth, as well as moves in wallets you follow. They reach you on Telegram, push or email.

Trading and AI

Nansen lets you trade spot on several chains and Hyperliquid perps from a wallet it sets up for you, with fees that fall as your tier rises; it isn't available in every country. Its Nansen Agent answers questions about wallets, tokens and markets, places trades in the same chat, and can save repeatable workflows that you confirm each time.

Burokku trades from the wallets and exchanges you already use: swaps and bridges signed in your own wallet, and orders on exchanges and perp DEXes, each priced and checked against your limits. Burokku AI answers from your own accounts and drafts workflows and swaps for you to review; it never signs or sends.

What Burokku adds

Every account in one total, exchanges included. Warnings on your own risk, before liquidation, on Telegram, push or email. Automations that run on their own within your limits, such as recurring buys or a liquidation guard. 32 tools, from limit orders and a rebalancer to an approvals scanner and emergency mode. And a tax report under your country's rules, which Nansen doesn't make.

Price

Nansen's free plan includes Solana analytics, one alert and 20 AI credits a week. Pro is $49 a month billed yearly or $69 monthly. Trading carries a fee by tier.

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; 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.

Which one fits you

Burokku fits if

  • You want one total across your wallets, exchanges and DeFi
  • You have loans or perps and want to hear before they're at risk
  • You'd rather trade from the wallets and exchanges you already use
  • You need a tax report at the end of the year

Nansen fits if

  • You trade by following what labelled wallets do
  • You want onchain analytics on tokens and flows across chains
  • You want alerts in Discord or Slack
  • You're happy to trade from a wallet inside Nansen

Questions

Is Nansen free?
Nansen's free plan includes Solana analytics, one active alert and 20 AI credits a week. Pro is $49 a month billed yearly or $69 monthly, with every chain, unlimited portfolios and alerts, and 2,000 AI credits a week.
Can Nansen track my exchange accounts?
We found no way to connect an exchange account on Nansen's pages; exchanges appear as labelled onchain wallets. Burokku reads 10+ exchanges with read-only keys.
Can I trade on Nansen?
Yes, spot on several chains and Hyperliquid perps, from a wallet Nansen sets up for you; outside wallets aren't supported, fees depend on your tier, and it isn't available in every country. Burokku trades from your own wallets and exchange accounts.
Can I use both?
Yes. Nansen for research on other wallets and Burokku for your own accounts is a reasonable split; Burokku only needs your addresses and read-only keys.

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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