How to track all your crypto wallets and exchanges in one place

Most people who've been in crypto for a while have money in more places than they can keep in their head: a hardware wallet, a hot wallet, a Solana wallet for one app, an exchange or two, a perp DEX account, a loan somewhere. Each one has its own app and its own number. This guide puts all of them in one view, with one total, without moving anything.

Why one total is harder than it sounds

Adding up balances by hand misses most of what matters. Tokens deposited in a lending protocol or a liquidity pool don't show as plain tokens. The same asset can appear in two places and be counted twice. Exchanges hold money in several wallets inside one account, such as spot, funding and earn. And each chain reads differently. A good tracker reads all of it and adds it up once.

Step 1: add your wallets by address

In Burokku, choose Add account, then Watch an address. Paste as many as you like, one per line or separated by commas:

• EVM addresses (0x…), or an ENS name such as name.eth
• Solana addresses
• Bitcoin addresses, or an xpub for a whole Bitcoin wallet

You can also import a CSV of addresses. Burokku scans each one for tokens and DeFi positions across 60+ chains, and you name each wallet. There's nothing to sign: an address is public, so it's only read.

Step 2: add your exchanges

Exchanges connect with an API key that can only read. Burokku walks you through making one on each of 10+ exchanges, including Binance, OKX, Bybit, Coinbase and Kraken, and turns away any key that can trade or withdraw. Keys are sealed on our servers in a space that belongs to your account alone and never reach a browser. For a step-by-step example, see how to create a read-only Binance API key.

Step 3: add perp DEX accounts

Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster accounts belong to a wallet address, so you add them the same way: choose the venue and paste the address. Burokku reads open positions, margin and spot balances. See how to track your Hyperliquid positions.

Step 4: add what isn't onchain

Some of what you own doesn't live at an address Burokku can read: a private deal, tokens before they unlock, an account somewhere unusual. Add a manual account and enter its transactions, or import them as CSV. It counts in your net worth, in your profit and loss, and in your tax report.

Step 5: group them, and pick your currency

Put accounts into bundles, such as Main, Cold or Fund II, and look at one bundle or all of them. Choose the currency you think in, out of 150; charts of the past use each day's own rate.

Keep it watched

A total is only useful if it's current. Balances refresh every few minutes while you're looking. Alerts keep going while you're away: a loan getting close to liquidation, a risky approval, one coin becoming too much of your net worth, or a large move in a wallet you watch, sent to Telegram, push or email.