Base portfolio tracker

No. Base is a public chain; any 0x address on it is readable without any Coinbase relationship. A Coinbase exchange account is a separate thing you can also track, via a read-only API key.

Yes. Base uses the standard EVM address, so the 0x you use on Ethereum is the one that holds your Base balances. Paste it once and TrueHold reads Base, mainnet and the other EVM chains together.

Yes. The Base app is Coinbase Wallet under the name it carried from July 2025 until Coinbase switched back in September 2026. It is a self-custody wallet with an ordinary 0x address, so paste that address and its Base balances come in with the rest.

Anything the address holds is read. Tokens with real markets get priced; obvious spam gets filtered out of the total rather than inflating it.

Tracking reads public data only. No connection, no signature, no approvals; the wallet itself is never touched.

No. Adding Base and watching the portfolio is free, with no card asked. Premium adds tax-ready exports on top; the tracking itself never moves behind a paywall.

Within minutes. The address is re-read on a rolling cycle and prices stream live, so what you see tracks what Base knows.

Yes. Paste as many as you like, yours or watched, and give each a label. They roll into one total, or you can view any single Base address on its own.

Reading public data leaves the address exactly as public as it was. TrueHold does not try to identify the owners of Base addresses; the label you give a wallet lives in your account, not on the chain.

Yes, as ordinary tokens: tokenized US stocks held at a Base address appear next to everything else in the portfolio. Every tokenized stock deployed on Base, with pools, liquidity and live prices, is in our tokenized stocks on Base table, part of the tokenized stocks dashboard.