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Mantle portfolio tracker
Mantle is the rollup with its own gas token, which trips up more portfolio math than it should: MNT pays for transactions, mETH is the liquid staking token that a lot of the chain’s DeFi is built around, and both need to be priced as what they are. The address holding them is an ordinary 0x address.
Mantle
in TrueHold · by address
$10,359
Mantle
6,400
$5,120
+1.2%
Mantle staked ETH
1.10
$3,740
+1.9%
Tether
1,500
$1,499
0.0%
TrueHold reads that address with every other EVM chain, prices MNT and mETH along with everything else at the address, and decodes the DeFi positions behind them. Mantle becomes one slice of one portfolio instead of a chain with its own mental spreadsheet.
How it connects
- 01
Copy the 0x address
Mantle is an EVM rollup, so the address is the one you use on Ethereum and every other EVM chain.
- 02
Paste it into TrueHold
The address is read across the EVM family, Mantle included. No connection, no signature, no network switching.
- 03
See Mantle in the total
MNT, mETH and positions on Mantle next to Ethereum, the other L2s and your exchanges.
What you will see
- MNT as gas, counted as a balance
- The native token is priced and included like ETH is on other chains.
- mETH and bridged assets
- Liquid-staked ETH, bridged ETH and stablecoins priced at real values.
- DeFi decoded
- Lending, LP and staking positions on Mantle labelled by protocol.
- Same address as everything else
- One 0x paste reads Mantle along with the whole EVM family.
Questions people ask
Yes. MNT is the native gas token and is priced and counted like ETH on other chains.
It shows up as mETH, priced as the liquid staking token it is, so the total does not double-count or hide the staking wrapper.
No. Mantle uses Ethereum addresses. Paste the 0x address once and Mantle is read with every other EVM chain.
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.
Only what you paste: public addresses and the public data behind them. No name is attached to an address, and there is nothing to breach that the chain does not already publish.
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