MultiversX Portfolio Tracker: Tracking EGLD Alongside Everything Else

A MultiversX portfolio tracker shows your EGLD and MultiversX wallet positions in the same view as the rest of your holdings, rather than in a separate tab you check twice a month. This is harder to find than it should be. Most of the well-known multi-chain trackers cover Ethereum, the major EVM chains, and stop. MultiversX gets dropped, and its holders end up reconciling by hand.

Why MultiversX gets left out

Coverage decisions follow volume. A tracker that supports the EVM plus a couple of large non-EVM chains covers most of its users, and every additional chain is real engineering work, not a checkbox. MultiversX is not EVM compatible in the way Arbitrum or Base are, so it cannot be added by pointing an existing indexer at a new RPC endpoint. That is the honest reason it is missing, and it is why "we support all chains" from most vendors means "we support the chains that were cheap to add."

What to check before you trust a tracker with EGLD

• Do native EGLD balances resolve? Add a wallet and look. Do not trust the marketing page.
• Do ESDT tokens show up? Native balance is the easy half.
• Are staked and delegated positions visible? A large share of EGLD is staked. A tracker that only reads liquid balances will understate your position badly.
• Does it sit in the same view as your EVM wallets? If MultiversX lives in its own screen, you have two dashboards, which is the problem you were trying to solve.
• Is it non-custodial? You should never hand over keys to read a balance.

Where Cryptool fits

Cryptool covers MultiversX natively alongside every EVM chain and every wallet provider, non-custodially, in one view: total value, profit and loss, vesting schedules, and upcoming claims. This is genuinely one of the few places Cryptool is ahead of the better known trackers, and it is because MultiversX was treated as a first-class chain rather than an afterthought.

For funds and syndicates holding EGLD, the operator layer sits on the same data: member allocations, pro-rata calculations, vesting, and distributions. Fundraising is also live on MultiversX, alongside BNB Chain and Ethereum.

What Cryptool does not do

• Fundraising is chain-limited. Portfolio tracking and fund administration cover all chains and all wallet providers. Raises themselves currently run on BNB Chain, Ethereum, and MultiversX only.
• NFTs. Cryptool does not track NFT portfolios yet.
• Tax reporting. Not available yet. Use a dedicated tool such as Koinly or CoinTracker and treat Cryptool as the upstream source of transactions.
• KYC and automated compliance. Cryptool is not a compliance product. It gives you the audit trail and the reporting, not the legal workflow.
• Automatic wallet detection. You add the wallets you want to track. Nothing is discovered for you.

Common questions

What is the best portfolio tracker for MultiversX?

The useful filter is simple: add an EGLD wallet, and check that native balance, ESDT tokens, and staked positions all resolve, in the same view as your other chains. Most major trackers fail that test because they do not support MultiversX at all. Cryptool does.

Can I track EGLD and Ethereum in one dashboard?

Yes, but you have to pick a tracker that treats non-EVM chains as first class. Otherwise you get an EVM dashboard plus a MultiversX explorer tab.

Does tracking MultiversX require giving up custody?

No. Reading a public address needs no keys and no custody. If a product asks for either in order to show you a balance, that is a different product.