Market data, linked to your wallet
See prices and on-chain signals in FxWallet, together with each token’s risks, your position and your approvals, and reminders based on your holdings.
Market at a glance
- Your position
- Value and portfolio share
- Risky approvals
- Revocable from the token page
- Token pages
- Arranged by token type
- On-chain Signals
- Whales and watched addresses
Market data within the wallet
Researching a token usually involves a price site, a block explorer and a security scanner, each in a separate tab. None of them shows how much of the token you hold or which contracts are allowed to spend it.
Market brings prices, rankings, narratives and on-chain signals into FxWallet and relates them to your wallet: a token’s page shows your position and approvals beside its risk assessment, and the Market Feed includes reminders based on your holdings.
Key features
Your position on the token page
A token’s page shows the amount you hold, its value and its share of your portfolio, and marks a share above 60% as a high concentration.
Risks and approvals
On the networks GoPlus covers, a token’s page rates its contract, liquidity, holder concentration and, where applicable, trading tax. It also shows the total amount of the token you have approved and lists risky spenders, each of which can be revoked from the page.
Reminders based on your wallet
Besides market hotspots such as narrative surges, the Market Feed includes reminders about your own assets, for example an asset left idle, with the best yield currently available for it.
Pages arranged by token type
A token’s page places first what matters most for its type: the peg monitor and yield opportunities for a stablecoin, the peg monitor for a liquid staking token, and large holders’ activity and related narratives for a narrative token. A token that cannot be classified is shown with its risk assessment first.
Whales and watched addresses
On-chain Signals show buys and sells by large holders (whales) and by up to 50 addresses you choose to watch.
From research to transaction
Buy and Sell open Swap with the token pre-filled, and a yield opportunity opens its DeFiLlama page in FxWallet’s DApp browser, from which the protocol can be used with your wallet.
In the app
Inside Market
Token page
A token’s page shows your position with its value and share of your portfolio, the total amount you have approved, risky spenders with a Revoke button, and the token’s risk assessment. Buy and Sell open Swap.
Stablecoin page
Pages are arranged by token type. A stablecoin’s page places first its peg monitor, which shows how far the price is from the peg, and its yield opportunities from DeFiLlama.
Whale and watched-address activity
On-chain Signals lists recent buys and sells by whales and watched addresses, and can be filtered by network.
Coverage and limits
- Market data comes from CoinGecko, DeFiLlama and Alternative.me, and token risk checks from GoPlus. It is for reference only, not investment advice.
- The watchlist holds up to 100 tokens, and up to 50 addresses can be watched.
- Price alerts arrive as push notifications when a token crosses your target price in US dollars; On-chain Signals are not sent as notifications.
- Your position and approvals are those of the wallet currently selected; approvals and revoking apply to EVM networks.
- The type that sets the arrangement of a token’s page is assigned by FxWallet’s servers, and a section without data is not shown.
- Market needs a wallet that holds an EVM network; wallets for a single chain cannot use it.
Where does the market data come from?
Prices and market caps from CoinGecko, dominance from CoinGecko and DeFiLlama, the Fear & Greed index from Alternative.me, yield opportunities from DeFiLlama, and token risk assessments from GoPlus. Each chart names its source.
Is Market investment advice?
No. Everything in Market is for reference only, as the app states under its charts. Verify a token independently before trading it.
How do price alerts work?
Set a target price in US dollars, above or below the current price. FxWallet sends a push notification when the token crosses it, so notifications for FxWallet must be allowed on the phone.
What are On-chain Signals?
Notable on-chain activity: transfers by large holders (whales) and activity from watched addresses. Signals also appear on the pages of the tokens involved.