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# Assets and Balances

**Everything the selected wallet holds — readable in one glance, ranked by what you've actually traded.**

<div align="center"><figure><img src="/files/BWULSHt4tqY255s7X9t1" alt="Wallet Assets and Balances view"><figcaption><p>Balance summary, asset rows, hidden / zero-balance toggles in one panel.</p></figcaption></figure></div>

The Assets view is the bird's-eye on the selected wallet — total balance, USD equivalent, every asset and position, and the filters to focus on what matters now. Balances can be shown in the network's native asset, in USD, or both, depending on the selected network, available price data, and the wallet currently in focus.

Treat it as a portfolio view, not as proof of execution price or token safety. Token prices and liquidity move fast — especially on new or thin pairs.

{% hint style="success" %}
**One place for "what do I actually own?"**

Trades happen on the trading screen; positions live here. Switch wallets to refocus the view.
{% endhint %}

## Balance Summary

The Wallet header surfaces the headline numbers:

* **Selected wallet balance** — what the wallet in focus currently holds.
* **Total balance** — cross-wallet aggregate when multiple wallets are connected.
* **USD equivalent** — converted using available price data.
* **PnL percentage** — running performance, when applicable.
* **Visibility toggle** — hide / show numeric values.

If the header reads blank or zero values, check the visibility toggle first — values may be hidden, not missing.

## Asset Rows

Each row in the asset table compresses one position into trading-relevant fields:

* **Asset / Token** — what you hold.
* **Wallet quantity** — current balance.
* **Invested** — total spent across all entries.
* **Sold** — value already realized.
* **Current / Remaining** — what's still in the bag.
* **PnL** — performance on the position.

Use these as the portfolio view — *what you own and how it's done* — not as live execution data. For trade-time price and liquidity, always cross-check the [token page](/graphdex-docs/trading/token-page.md).

## Hidden Assets

The Hidden toggle controls **visibility only**. Hiding an asset:

* Does **not** delete it.
* Does **not** burn it.
* Does **not** remove it from the wallet.

It only stops the row from cluttering your view. Re-enable the hidden view (or reset the hidden state) whenever you want to review them again.

## Zero Balances

The Zero Balance toggle surfaces or hides positions with no remaining quantity. Useful when you want to:

* Review past activity on tokens you fully exited.
* See previously-traded tokens that no longer have an open position.
* Audit a wallet's full trade history without the dust hiding.

By default the panel hides zero-balance entries to keep the view scannable.

## More to Explore

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th><th></th><th data-hidden data-card-cover data-type="image">Cover image</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><a href="/pages/rUNLtcMq4Cs8IjCNa3Aw"><strong>Transactions</strong></a></td><td>The chronological side of the same data.</td><td><a href="/files/BWULSHt4tqY255s7X9t1">/files/BWULSHt4tqY255s7X9t1</a></td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/LC4oLkz3tnN9Jv7mafzw"><strong>Wallet Security Notes</strong></a></td><td>What the wallet panel never asks for, and why.</td><td><a href="/files/BWULSHt4tqY255s7X9t1">/files/BWULSHt4tqY255s7X9t1</a></td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/VpmkMK2En9UqElxOb2n7"><strong>Orders and History</strong></a></td><td>The trading-side view of the same positions.</td><td><a href="/files/PvwZariSc5lrxmA3uidW">/files/PvwZariSc5lrxmA3uidW</a></td></tr></tbody></table>

{% hint style="info" %}
The Assets view is paired with [Transactions](/graphdex-docs/wallet/transactions.md) and [Wallet Security Notes](/graphdex-docs/wallet/wallet-security-notes.md) — together they cover *what you have*, *how it got there*, and *how to keep it*.
{% endhint %}

## FAQs

<details>

<summary>Why is my PnL different from what I see on the token page?</summary>

PnL in the wallet view is computed against your invested cost basis using available price data. The token page shows live market price. They drift apart in volatile pools — both are correct for their context.

</details>

<details>

<summary>What happens to a hidden asset?</summary>

Nothing on-chain. Hidden affects the panel display only. Your tokens, balances, and trade history remain intact.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Why does USD equivalent sometimes show "—"?</summary>

Price data may be unavailable for that token at that moment. The native-asset balance is still accurate.

</details>

<details>

<summary>How do I switch which wallet the Assets view focuses on?</summary>

Use the wallet selector in the panel header. The Assets view refreshes for the newly-selected wallet.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I export the Assets view?</summary>

Export options depend on the current product version. If a \`CSV\` / \`Export\` control is not visible, the view is currently in-app only.

</details>


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