A nice dashboard for Solana

[rdluffy]

For those of you who use Solana and want to track your balance and tokens across the network, including what's at stake, or in lending / borrowing, there's a good tool that I use and recommend
https://sonar.watch/



If you want to read the docs: https://docs.sonar.watch/

It's free, and you don't even need to connect your wallet, just paste in the address and the service will locate your entire Solana portfolio.

Have you heard of it?
Do you use it regularly?

[MUGNIA]

Thank you for the information, I just found out that there is a website for reading documents on Solana, it is very useful and worth trying

[hugeblack]

By their definition they are a multichain dashboard and therefore not a tool specifically for Solana and almost the same features can be found in cryptocurrency balance tracking apps whether they are free or paid which offer services like tax collection, notifications and other features. https://sonar.watch/ has a nice interface.

[philipma1957]

By their definition they are a multichain dashboard and therefore not a tool specifically for Solana and almost the same features can be found in cryptocurrency balance tracking apps whether they are free or paid which offer services like tax collection, notifications and other features. https://sonar.watch/ has a nice interface.

Heck I have a small cheap low power beagle miner the shows me Solana in real time price.

I have 24/7/365 prices of my four favorite coins color coded green for up and red for down.

[rdluffy]

By their definition they are a multichain dashboard and therefore not a tool specifically for Solana and almost the same features can be found in cryptocurrency balance tracking apps whether they are free or paid which offer services like tax collection, notifications and other features. https://sonar.watch/ has a nice interface.

Do you know or use another dashboard for Solana?
I only know this one at the moment and I found it very good, especially because you don't need to install anything, it's free and you don't even need to connect your wallet
But let me now if there are more tools for Solana

I'm trying to find a good dashboard for Eclipse network now

[philipma1957]

I think tradogre i will see if works let me test it out

https://tradeogre.com/exchange/SOL-USDT


Try link

You do not need to sign up

[rdluffy]

I think tradogre i will see if works let me test it out

https://tradeogre.com/exchange/SOL-USDT


Try link

You do not need to sign up

Hi philipma1957, I opened the link here, but it only directed to Tradeogre, on the SOL-USDT pair

Does Tradeogre also have a dashboard?


I used tradeogre when I was mining some dubious coins hehehe

[philipma1957]

I think tradogre i will see if works let me test it out

https://tradeogre.com/exchange/SOL-USDT


Try link

You do not need to sign up

Hi philipma1957, I opened the link here, but it only directed to Tradeogre, on the SOL-USDT pair

Does Tradeogre also have a dashboard?


I used tradeogre when I was mining some dubious coins hehehe

Yes but you need to sign in.

[joniboini]

I tried the demo and it looks good, not sure if the error part is part of their demo or if it means their code breaks somehow. I'm talking about their airdrop checker demo btw.

On the portfolio side of things, looks like you can only view your holdings across multiple chains. I thought you could click each token for more details but it seems you can only copy their smart contract address and paste it to a block explorer to see more. It feels like a missed opportunity if someone can't browse directly from their portfolio details. CMIIW.

[MrSpasybo]

For those of you who use Solana and want to track your balance and tokens across the network, including what's at stake, or in lending / borrowing, there's a good tool that I use and recommend
https://sonar.watch/

It's free, and you don't even need to connect your wallet, just paste in the address and the service will locate your entire Solana portfolio.

Have you heard of it?
Do you use it regularly?

Thank @rdluffy for this website, I will experience it to find interesting things. Usually I use https://explorer.solana.com/ and https://solscan.io/ when I want to know the status of my account and transactions. I am a normal user and do not have too many more needs for Solana blockchain ^^

With the emergence and perfection of new support services, we can confirm the development and dynamism of the Solana ecosystem over the past time, especially after the miraculous rebirth from the ashes. It is normal if Solana continues to surprise us with a strong explosion in the near future and the crazy price increase of SOL.

[rdluffy]

Yes but you need to sign in.

Thanks, I'll try, I just need to find my login details 

I tried the demo and it looks good, not sure if the error part is part of their demo or if it means their code breaks somehow. I'm talking about their airdrop checker demo btw.

On the portfolio side of things, looks like you can only view your holdings across multiple chains. I thought you could click each token for more details but it seems you can only copy their smart contract address and paste it to a block explorer to see more. It feels like a missed opportunity if someone can't browse directly from their portfolio details. CMIIW.

I don't use the airdrops section, usually it's not efficient, even in EVM wallets some airdrops require more things to have a decent tracker
I just use to see my balance in Solana network

Thank @rdluffy for this website, I will experience it to find interesting things. Usually I use https://explorer.solana.com/ and https://solscan.io/ when I want to know the status of my account and transactions. I am a normal user and do not have too many more needs for Solana blockchain ^^

With the emergence and perfection of new support services, we can confirm the development and dynamism of the Solana ecosystem over the past time, especially after the miraculous rebirth from the ashes. It is normal if Solana continues to surprise us with a strong explosion in the near future and the crazy price increase of SOL.

I use Solscan too when I need to check some txs

It's hard to track portfolio when you use a lot of DeFi hehehe