To track DeFi positions across wallets, users need more than token balances. They need a portfolio view that connects wallets, chains, protocol positions, transactions, prices, PnL, and exposure.
DeFi positions can be hard to read because the visible wallet token is not always the real economic exposure.
Short Answer
A proper DeFi portfolio view should help explain:
- Which wallets and chains hold exposure
- Which protocols are involved
- Whether assets are spot, staked, lent, borrowed, pooled, or bridged
- How DeFi positions affect PnL and risk
- How exposure fits into the full portfolio
For active users, this becomes portfolio intelligence rather than simple tracking.
Where Raster Fits
Raster helps users review DeFi activity as part of a broader portfolio, alongside wallets, chains, Solana, Hyperliquid, spot assets, and derivatives context.
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Read Next
For a deeper explanation, read DeFi Portfolio Reconstruction Across Wallets and Chains.
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FAQ
Why are DeFi positions hard to track?
Because DeFi positions can involve receipt tokens, pools, lending positions, bridges, and protocol-specific accounting.
Does Raster support DeFi portfolio context?
Yes. Raster is designed to include DeFi exposure in the broader portfolio intelligence view.