Think of a wallet address as a glass mailbox. Anyone can look in, only the key opens it.
For wallets, the address is all Sonar uses. We don't need your seed phrase, there's no browser extension to install, nothing to sign.
We'd rather not be anywhere near your keys anyway.
Making people sign up before they know if they even like an app always felt backwards.
So Sonar has a sample portfolio you can open without an account. Crypto and stocks together, split by account, with mentions and sentiment right next to each holding. Go poke at it.
Sonar charts holders and network activity for the coins you hold, alongside price. Onchain data on your coins comes with Standard, $11 a month.
https://t.co/PutkAkQwUj
Ethereum's down 15.5% on the week. You'd think new people would sit this one out.
Apparently not. 240,325 new Ethereum addresses on Nov 10, the most in a single day since May 29, and about 1.6x the average day over the 30 days before.
Still chewing on that one.
Sonar couldn't place a trade in your account even if it wanted to.
It never asks for trading or withdrawal permissions, so nothing it holds can place a trade or move money. It can see what you own, and that's where it stops. Kind of the whole point for a tracker.
Every trade export has that one row nobody can explain.
If Sonar can't match it, it doesn't quietly drop it, and it won't guess a price for it either. It just stays in your portfolio, marked not recognized. Mildly annoying. Way better than a wrong number.
81% of posts about Solana on Nov 9 were positive.
Its price fell 6% over the 7 days to Nov 9.
Price and mood don't always agree. Sonar shows both for everything you hold, so you see the gap instead of guessing at it. Which one do you watch?
Your brokerage app says you're diversified. Your exchange app says you're all in on crypto.
Both are right. Neither is the whole picture.
Sonar shows allocation by asset and by account across everything you've added, on one page. Which account would surprise you?
Leaving an app shouldn't mean leaving your data behind.
Disconnect an account in Sonar and its data is deleted and our access revoked. Delete your Sonar account and your portfolio goes right away (backups expire within 30 days).
What's the last app you couldn't quit?
Price chart: down 4% on the week.
Holder chart: up every day since Oct 28.
Same coin. Chainlink on Ethereum now has about 1.01M holding addresses, the most in the 20 days shown.
That second chart sits right next to the first in Sonar. Which one do you check first?