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Cashboard vs CoinMarketCap Portfolio
CoinMarketCap Portfolio is a ledger that works out profit and loss from the trades you log. Cashboard keeps no ledger. It shows what your wallets, Hyperliquid accounts and hand-typed holdings are worth now, on a board that needs no sign-up. CoinMarketCap can also read an on-chain address or a supported exchange account, and it has phone apps. If profit since purchase is the number you check every morning, stay with CoinMarketCap.
What is CoinMarketCap Portfolio?
CoinMarketCap is the crypto price and data site founded in 2013 and bought by Binance in April 2020. Its portfolio tracker is free and tied to a CoinMarketCap account. You fill a portfolio by entering transactions, by adding on-chain addresses that update on their own, or by logging in with a supported exchange, and it tracks your balance and profit or loss. You can keep more than one portfolio, and they sync with the CoinMarketCap apps for iOS and Android. CoinMarketCap says the portfolio is for tracking only and holds no funds.
How do Cashboard and CoinMarketCap Portfolio compare?
| Topic | Cashboard | CoinMarketCap Portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | A board of widgets, where the portfolio is one card among funding rates, charts, trending pools and chain status. | A portfolio area inside CoinMarketCap, next to its rankings, coin pages and watchlists. |
| Portfolio method | Watch-only EVM and Solana addresses, Hyperliquid accounts by 0x address, and manual lists of up to 50 coins by CoinGecko id. | Transactions you enter, on-chain addresses that refresh themselves, and logins to supported exchanges. |
| Profit and loss | No cost basis. A manual list applies each coin's 24 hour move to today's amounts, and Hyperliquid positions carry the unrealized PnL Hyperliquid reports. | Profit and loss against the buy prices you entered, with your balance charted over time. |
| Hyperliquid and perps | Open perps with liquidation distance, plus spot balances and staked HYPE. Net worth adds the account to your wallets, or leaves it out with one switch. | Built around coins you hold and transactions you log. Check CoinMarketCap for the chains its address tracking reads. |
| Mobile | No app. The web board opens in a phone browser, but each device keeps its own boards and nothing syncs. | iOS and Android apps that sync with the website through your account. |
| Privacy and data storage | Addresses and amounts stay on your device, and a shared board link drops them before it is made. | Portfolios are stored in your CoinMarketCap account. |
| Price | The portfolio widgets are free in the browser. The Windows app costs $199 in crypto, with no renewal. | Free with a CoinMarketCap account. |
When is Cashboard the better fit?
- You want to check a wallet without creating an account anywhere.
- You trade perps on Hyperliquid and want your perps equity and staked HYPE in the same total as your coins.
- Your list of holdings should stay on your own machine.
- The portfolio should share a screen with funding rates, pump.fun launches and Polymarket odds.
When is CoinMarketCap Portfolio the better fit?
- You want profit and loss against your buy prices and do not mind logging every trade.
- Your phone is where you check holdings, and the same portfolio should be there and on the web.
- Your coins sit on an exchange CoinMarketCap supports, and logging in beats typing balances by hand.
Frequently asked questions
Can Cashboard import a CoinMarketCap portfolio?
No. There is no import and no sync with CoinMarketCap. Coins in a self-custody wallet are the easy part: paste the public address into a Portfolio widget and the balances load, though BNB Chain and Avalanche wallets are not indexed. A Hyperliquid account goes into a Perps positions widget. Coins held anywhere else go into a manual portfolio, one amount at a time, priced from CoinGecko. Your buy history stays at CoinMarketCap, since Cashboard only stores amounts.
Does Cashboard track profit and loss?
Not since purchase. A manual portfolio applies each coin's 24 hour price move to what you hold today, and that is the only gain or loss it works out. Hyperliquid is the exception: the Perps positions widget shows the unrealized PnL Hyperliquid reports for each open position, with its ROE.
Comparison reviewed in September 2026. Product names belong to their owners. Features change; check each product's own site for its current details.
Last reviewed . Market data in Cashboard comes from the providers named on each widget and may be delayed. Nothing here is financial advice.