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Bitcoin Cash portfolio tracker

Bitcoin Cash split from Bitcoin in 2017, so everyone who held BTC at that moment also ended up holding BCH, and plenty of those coins still sit at addresses nobody has opened since. Every one of those addresses is public and readable.

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Bitcoin Cash

in TrueHold ยท by address

Wallet total30d

$1,086

From the 2017 split

From the 2017 split

2.40

$802

+0.8%

CashAddr wallet

CashAddr wallet

0.85

$284

+0.8%

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Bitcoin Cashin TrueHold

TrueHold reads Bitcoin Cash natively and counts BCH next to your Bitcoin, your EVM wallets and your exchange accounts. Because a legacy address is valid on both chains, it asks which one you mean instead of guessing, so a BCH balance is never mistaken for BTC.

How it connects

  1. 01

    Copy the address

    The clearest form is CashAddr, which starts with q or p, often after bitcoincash:. Older wallets show legacy addresses that start with 1 or 3.

  2. 02

    Paste it into TrueHold

    A CashAddr address is read as Bitcoin Cash straight away. A legacy 1 or 3 address looks the same on Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, so TrueHold asks which network you mean.

  3. 03

    See BCH in the total

    BCH joins your Bitcoin and the rest of your portfolio, priced live, with history kept.

What you will see

CashAddr and legacy
CashAddr is recognised on sight; a legacy address works once you pick Bitcoin Cash.
Forgotten coins counted
BCH from the 2017 split, still at old addresses, priced into the total like any holding.
Next to your Bitcoin
Both chains side by side, so the two coins from one history are finally in one view.
Nothing connected
Public data only: no wallet session, no signature, no keys.

Questions people ask

Legacy addresses that start with 1 or 3 use the same format on Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, so the string alone cannot say which chain you mean. Choose Bitcoin Cash and the BCH balance is read.

If it held BTC before the split in August 2017, the same address held the matching BCH afterwards, unless those coins have been moved since. Add it as Bitcoin Cash to see what is left there.

CashAddr, the form that starts with q or p, is the least ambiguous: it is recognised as Bitcoin Cash automatically. Legacy addresses work too, with one extra choice.

Yes. Pasting addresses and seeing 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 each address on a rolling schedule, so on-chain moves appear within minutes and valuations follow live prices in between.

Paste them all. Each address is read separately and totalled together, which is how most real setups look once a wallet has been in use for a while.

Your sign-in details, the addresses you paste and the public data behind them. TrueHold does not try to work out who owns an address, and an address gives no control over funds. The privacy policy lists what is collected.

Bitcoin Cash is one source among many. The portfolio tracker reads wallets by address and exchange accounts through keys that can only read, then totals them in one view.

Your whole portfolio, one view

Bitcoin Cash is one piece. TrueHold is the portfolio tracker that puts your wallets, exchanges and perps into one total, with honest PnL.

TrueHold is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Bitcoin Cash. Names and logos belong to their owners.