TEEZ·WALLET DECK
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Portfolio // USDTwo wallets · waiting for the first update
Wallets
Total value USD
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Invested
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Withdrawn
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Net P&L
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Value history

Total valueNet capital in
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History starts with the first update.

Recorded snapshots will build the value history here.

Holdings

AssetBalancePriceBought atValue1D7DAll timeWeight
Holdings will appear after the first update.

Activity

ActivityWalletNetworkDate / timeStatusTransaction
No wallet activity has been loaded yet.
DATA & COVERAGE

What this deck covers

Wallet data and token prices
Pending connection
GBP reference
Pending reference rate
Collection interval
Every 5 minutes by default
Value history
Genuine snapshots from the start of tracking

Token quotes come from the data provider and can differ from executable sale prices. The data provider has no prices on Robinhood Chain: ETH there is priced as ETH, and only reviewed tokens are priced from GeckoTerminal by contract address. A missing quote stays unknown and is never assigned a zero price.

Personal asset returns

Purchases from both wallets are pooled per token. 1D and 7D measure the position over a rolling day or week; a newer position starts at its first buy. The calculation compares ending holding value plus sale proceeds with opening holding value plus actual purchase costs in the window. Larger buys carry more weight. All time uses the position’s full purchase history and includes realised and unrealised gains.

Buy quantities and settlement amounts come from matched, successful wallet swaps, on Base and Ethereum. A deposit counts as a buy at its USD value and a withdrawal as a sale at its USD value; a move between the two wallets is skipped. A Base USDC payment to a reviewed bridge contract and the reviewed token it bought on Robinhood Chain are matched into one purchase; both transactions stay linked in the activity list. An asset name marked Chart opens its price chart on charts.mathies.co.uk; links are matched by token contract, never by ticker.

Hidden activity

Both wallets receive unsolicited tokens, and one is the target of address poisoning: lookalike “USDC” and “ETH” tokens that fake a transfer right after each real send. Transfers of tokens that are neither counted nor ever bought are left out of the activity list, and the number left out is shown under it.