TrackExchange
MEXC portfolio tracker
MEXC lists early and lists a lot, which is exactly why its accounts drift out of sight: the position you took in something small last spring is still there, doing whatever it is doing, unwatched.
MEXC
in TrueHold · read-only key
$19,200
Spot
12 assets
$11,800
+1.9%
Futures
1 position
$5,300
+6.4%
Early listings
6 assets
$2,100
-3.5%
TrueHold connects to MEXC with a read-only key and keeps the account visible: spot balances and futures counted into your total continuously. Where the exchange’s API serves history with quirks, TrueHold reads what is reliably there rather than inventing the rest; live balances are always the source of truth.
How it connects
- 01
Create a read-only API key
In MEXC: API management, create key, read-only permissions. Trading and withdrawal rights never get granted.
- 02
Paste key and secret
The credential is stored encrypted and used for balance and history reads only.
- 03
Watch it assemble
Spot and futures balances join your cross-venue total with the rest of your accounts.
What you will see
- Live balances, always
- Spot and futures read continuously; the account stops being a place you check quarterly.
- Early listings counted
- The small caps MEXC is known for get priced into your total where markets exist.
- Honest about history
- Where the venue’s API limits deep history, TrueHold shows what is solid instead of guessing.
- Read-only scope
- The key reads. Orders and withdrawals are not possible with it, by construction.
Questions people ask
Yes, futures balances are read along with spot through the same read-only credential.
MEXC’s API serves some historical data with limitations. TrueHold reads what the venue reliably provides and keeps live balances exact, rather than fabricating a smooth past.
No. Read-only permission is enforced by MEXC server-side; the key cannot trade or withdraw regardless of who holds it.
Yes. Connecting MEXC 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 account on a rolling schedule, so moves on MEXC appear within minutes and valuations follow live prices in between.
Yes, one read-only key per MEXC account. Connect both and they live side by side in the same portfolio, separately labeled, jointly totalled.
Sync stops immediately: MEXC refuses the key from that moment. Your existing history stays visible in TrueHold until you delete the account there too, so revoking never destroys your records by surprise.
Keep reading
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