TrackChain
Arbitrum portfolio tracker
Arbitrum is where a lot of portfolios quietly migrated: cheaper blocks, deep DeFi, and the same address you already had on mainnet. That last part is the tracking superpower. There is no separate Arbitrum account; the chain publishes what your existing address holds there.
Arbitrum
in TrueHold · by address
$30,950
Bridged ETH
4.92
$15,740
+1.8%
Arbitrum
11,200
$8,060
-1.2%
GMX LP
5,300
$7,150
+0.4%
TrueHold reads Arbitrum as part of the EVM aggregate: paste the address once and the L2 balances appear next to mainnet, Base, Optimism and the rest, in one total. Bridged positions stop being invisible and forgotten DeFi stakes stop being surprises.
How it connects
- 01
Copy your 0x address
The same address you use on mainnet is your Arbitrum address. Nothing separate to create or export.
- 02
Paste it into TrueHold
Arbitrum comes in with the rest of the EVM family in one paste; no chain switching, no second entry.
- 03
Watch it assemble
ARB, bridged tokens and DeFi positions join your cross-chain total with history and PnL.
What you will see
- L2 balances, no second setup
- One paste covers mainnet and Arbitrum together, because the address is the same key on both.
- DeFi positions surfaced
- Lending, LPs and staking on Arbitrum protocols counted into the total, not hidden behind a bridge.
- Priced like it matters
- ARB and bridged assets at live prices, with history so the L2 chapter of your portfolio has a chart.
- Next to everything else
- Arbitrum in the same number as your CEX accounts, Solana and Bitcoin, which is the number you actually care about.
Questions people ask
No, it is the same address on both networks. That is why one paste can cover the whole EVM family; the chains just hold different balances for the same key.
Yes. Whatever the address holds on Arbitrum is public chain data: bridged ETH, stablecoins, ARB, LP tokens, all readable and counted.
No. Reading an address requires no connection and grants no permissions. Your wallet never signs anything for tracking.
Yes. Connecting Arbitrum and seeing your balances, history and PnL costs nothing. Premium exists for the extras, tax-ready CSV exports above all, and nothing about plain tracking sits behind it.
Continuously. TrueHold re-reads the address on a rolling schedule, so moves on Arbitrum appear within minutes and valuations follow live prices in between.
Paste them all. TrueHold reads each one separately and totals them together, which is exactly how most real Arbitrum setups look.
Only what you paste: a public address and the public data behind it. No email is required to look, no name is attached to an address, and there is nothing to breach that the chain does not already publish.
Keep reading
Guides
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Sep 1, 2026 · 3 min
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Arbitrum is one piece. TrueHold reads your wallets, exchanges and perps together, read-only, and turns them into one total with honest PnL.