CashboardWhat a widget is
A widget is one tool on a board: a card that reads market or wallet data, or holds something you write, and that you can move, resize and restyle. The web build has 49 widget types. A board saves up to 500 widgets, and you can add the same type more than once. The Agent and workstation library buttons in the top bar are workspace tools, not widget types; see Board Agent and Library.
| Card | A coloured strip along the top and a tinted tile behind the icon show the widget's family: blue for markets, rose for risk, emerald for yields, amber for alerts, violet for on-chain data, cyan for launches and grey for tools. A colour picked under Accent in the Style tab replaces the family colour. |
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| Header | The widget's icon and title, with the source on a line under the title. On the right sit the widget's own controls, a freshness pill and, for most widgets, a small i button named How to read this widget that opens a note on how the numbers are built and what they leave out. Hovering the widget, or tabbing to its buttons, reveals Duplicate and Remove in the header; Ctrl D (Cmd D on macOS) also duplicates the selected widgets. Drag the header to move the widget. A Frame has a label chip and a Remove frame button in its header instead. |
| Title | Each new widget starts with a title of its own, such as Market for Prices and Bitcoin chart for Price chart. To rename one, select the widget, open the Style tab and edit Title under Selection (80 characters at most). Clear the field and the header shows the widget's type name. The same tab sets background, accent, corners, shadow and Lock position. |
| Body | The data itself, usually with a thin strip of controls above it: a view switch, a sort, a row count and a refresh button. |
| Freshness pill | How old the data is: Live · 42s up to two minutes, then Updated 3m, Updated 5h or Updated 2d. It turns amber with Stale when a refresh failed and the last data stays on screen, rose with Source down while the widget shows an error card, and reads Loading, Connecting or Paused in those states. Some widgets show a fixed status instead, such as Live embed. A Note and a Frame have no source line or pill. Data sources says which clock each widget reads. |
| Handles | One click selects a widget and shows resize handles on its corners and edges. Drag one to resize, between 220 by 140 and 2,400 by 1,800 pixels at 100% zoom. A locked widget has no handles. |
Moving, zooming and tidying are covered in Boards and canvas, and the key list is in Keyboard shortcuts.
Choose a widget by goal
Find the row that matches what you want to do, start with the first widget and add the others as you need them. Each name links to its entry in the reference. Twelve widgets in this reference are not in the installed Cashboard Desktop 0.4.2; Web and desktop lists them.
| Goal | Start with | Also useful |
|---|---|---|
| Watch prices | Prices | Watchlist works like Prices and starts with a different set of coins. Price chart draws candles for one coin. |
| Get told when a price crosses a level | Price alert | The same widget can watch funding APR and basis. Alerts explains when a notification fires. |
| Follow a wallet | Portfolio for the balances of a public EVM or Solana address | Perps positions for a Hyperliquid account, and Net worth to add up the Portfolio and Perps positions widgets on a board. |
| Follow smart money | Smart money for the latest swaps of up to 8 wallets you paste in | It reads Solana, Base, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain. Robinhood Chain needs a Blockscout key, which only Cashboard Desktop can store. Smart money graph connects the same kind of wallets to the tokens they swapped, and Portfolio shows what an address holds. |
| Track funding | Funding rates for Hyperliquid perps, with the hourly rate and the APR | Hyperliquid markets sets Hyperliquid funding against Binance and Bybit. Perps risk compares BTC, ETH and SOL across venues. Robinhood perps compares Lighter with Hyperliquid, and Solana edge shows spot against perp basis. |
| See new launches | Launchpad radar for pump.fun, LaunchLab and Pons on Robinhood Chain | Base launches covers Zora and Clanker. Solana radar has a New view of the newest tokens Jupiter indexes. |
| Check stablecoin pegs | Stablecoin risk | Market flows adds stablecoin supply by chain and DEX volume. |
| Compare stocks with their tokens | Tokenized stocks puts the cash price, the xStock price and the Hyperliquid perp side by side | Robinhood stock tokens and Base stock tokens show each token's premium. Real-world assets ranks tokenized assets, and Stocks tracks the cash prices. |
| Paper trade | Paper trading opens simulated stock and Hyperliquid perp positions at the live price | No order reaches an exchange. Stocks and Funding rates make good neighbours. |
| Swap a supported token | Jupiter swap for Solana, EVM swap for Base and Robinhood Chain | A Buy button only loads the token into the matching form on the web, and opens jup.ag or Jumper from Cashboard Desktop. Each form shows its route and fees, and a transaction is signed only when you confirm in your own wallet. Trading and signing lists every point where your wallet is involved. |
| Watch liquidations and positioning | Liquidations streams forced closes from Binance, Bybit and OKX | Perps risk sets open interest against volume for the venues that publish it. |
| Check network health and fees | Chain status for block age, latency and fees across networks | Chain heartbeat for each chain's live block rhythm, Chain pulse for Base, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum One and HyperEVM, Ethereum pulse, Solana pulse and the L2 scoreboard. |
| Research a token or a theme | Token terminal for one token's chart, trades and pools | Narratives groups tokens by theme, and Trending on-chain ranks pools by activity. |
| Read prediction-market odds | Prediction markets for Polymarket and Kalshi | The command palette also offers Add Polymarket whale bets ($10K and up). |
| Estimate price impact before a trade | Liquidity X-ray walks the Hyperliquid order book for reference order sizes you choose | It reads one depth snapshot and fetches no swap route. Funding rates and Hyperliquid markets show the same venue from other angles. |
| Mark dates on price charts | Market events saves dates you enter, each with a source link, and shows them on matching Price chart widgets | It has no calendar feed, so you type every event. Price chart draws the markers. |
| Show a Dune query | Dune query shows the latest result of a query you pick, as a table or a chart | It runs in Cashboard Desktop only, with your own Dune API key saved under Connections. |
| Annotate and arrange a board | Note for Markdown text | Frame outlines a labelled section, and Web app embeds a site on desktop. |
Adding widgets
Open the Add tab of the tool panel. In the web build it holds 60 cards in 11 groups: Intelligence tools (3 cards), Markets (9), Your positions (5), Risk and flows (7), Solana (11), Hyperliquid (5), Base (5), Arbitrum (3), Robinhood (6), Ethereum (2) and On the board (4). Every group starts folded. Click a header to open it, and Cashboard remembers on this device which groups you opened.
Sixty-one cards make 49 widget types because twelve repeat another widget with a different start. Trending appears under Markets, Solana, Base and Arbitrum. Graduating and Pons launches are Launchpad radar variants. Chain pulse and Chain yields appear under Base, Robinhood, Arbitrum and Hyperliquid, Tokenized under Markets and Robinhood, and EVM swap under Base and Robinhood.
Click a card to add the widget. It lands in the middle of what you are looking at, in a free spot when there is one, and it starts selected and active so you can use it at once. The view does not move. In a window narrower than 768 pixels the tool panel opens from the Open dashboard tools button and closes again after you add a widget.
The Add panel has no search box. To find a widget by name, use the command palette:
- 1
Open the palette
Press Ctrl K (Cmd K on macOS), or click
Commandsin the top bar (an icon when the window is narrower than 1,280 pixels). - 2
Type part of a name
Each widget except Frame has a row that starts with
Add, for exampleAdd live prices,Add funding ratesorAdd live liquidations (Binance, Bybit, OKX). The hint readsWidget, orDesktop appfor Dune query and Web app on the web. The search matches any part of the row's name. A few widgets have more than one row, such asAdd Base swap (connect an EVM wallet)andAdd Robinhood Chain swap (connect an EVM wallet). - 3
Press Enter
Enter adds the widget in the middle of your view. Esc closes the palette without adding anything.
To add several widgets at once, type a list with commas, and, + or & between the names. prices, chart and funding offers one row, Build Prices, Price chart, Funding rates, with the hint 3 widgets. Enter places the three together as a block just below what is already on the board and fits the view to the whole board. A phrase that matches no widget is skipped, and the row's hint names the first one it skipped.
Frame has no Add row in the palette. Add it from On the board in the Add panel, or with Frame under Canvas tools on the Style tab. To start from a finished layout instead, the 12 board templates place a set of widgets together; see Templates and sharing.
Selected, active and idle widgets
One click selects a widget and a second click makes it active. The difference matters because only an active widget takes clicks, scrolling and typing.
| Idle | Not selected. Scrolling over the widget pans the board and pinching zooms it, so passing over a crowded board does not change a setting by accident. |
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| Selected | One click. A ring and resize handles appear, the Style tab now edits this widget, and a pill reading Click to use this widget shows over the body. A transparent cover keeps clicks from reaching the controls underneath. |
| Active | A second click on the selected widget, a double click, or Enter while it is selected. The widget now takes clicks, the scroll wheel and typing. A widget you add starts active; a duplicate starts selected. |
Press Esc to leave an active widget; it stays selected. While the cursor is in one of its text fields, Esc does not leave it. Click empty canvas to deselect the widget. With the Hand tool (H) no widget becomes active, which makes it a safe tool for crossing a crowded board. Press V to return to the Select tool.
Controls that appear only on an active widget
Some widgets keep their settings out of sight until you activate them, so an idle board stays compact. The settings are saved with the board and stay in force while the control is hidden. Switches such as a view or a sort are usually visible all the time, but they respond only once the widget is active.
- Row counts: Real-world assets, Solana radar, Robinhood stock tokens (in its token view), Base stock tokens, Robinhood perps, L2 scoreboard, Base launches, Prediction markets, Raydium pools and Funding rates show their row-count control only while active.
- Layout toggles: Ethereum pulse switches between
FullandCompact, and Hyperliquid pulse betweenFullandTiles. - Pickers and filters: the coin search in Prices and Watchlist, the symbol chips in Stocks and Tokenized stocks, the network buttons in Chain status, the network and pool count in Trending on-chain, the market filter in Funding rates, and the metric, asset, direction and threshold controls in Price alert.
- Editors: a Note shows
EditandPreviewonly while active. Portfolio shows its source editor, Perps positions its address field and Smart money graph its wallet form while active, and also while they have no address or wallet yet.
How widgets show what they do not know
Third-party feeds fail, lag and leave gaps. A widget shows what its source returned and says so when it could not. The table lists each signal and what it means.
| What you see | What it means |
|---|---|
A card saying the widget is temporarily unavailable, with a Try again button | The source did not answer and the widget has nothing earlier to show. Your board is still saved. The button reads Retrying… while it works. Prices says Market data is temporarily unavailable., and some cards add that no cached figures are shown. |
An amber line such as Update delayed. Showing the latest available prices. | A refresh failed after a good read, and the widget kept its last data. Price chart says Update delayed · showing the last candles, Portfolio says Refresh failed · showing the reading from 3m ago, Narratives names the source that did not answer, and Solana edge adds update delayed to its source line. Most widgets also turn their freshness pill amber with Stale; widgets without either signal still keep their last data, so check the age in the pill. |
stale · 4m, Stale or stale beside a reading, or a dimmed body | The reading is older than that widget's own limit. Price chart flags candles read more than 3 minutes ago. Portfolio flags a watch-only reading after 90 seconds and a manual one after 45 seconds, and dims its body. Net worth flags a source whose latest refresh failed. Perps positions dims after 30 seconds. |
n/a, Partial update · unavailable: BTC, ETH or a chip reading Unavailable | One part is missing while the rest works. Prices names the coins it has no quote for. Perps risk marks each venue Live, Limited or Unavailable. Portfolio shows n/a for a token with no verified price and leaves it out of the total. Net worth tags a failed source unavailable and reports a line such as 2/3 sources · verified values only. When no source answers it says No total is estimated. |
No Bridges or ETFs tab in Market flows | Market flows has Overview, DEX and L2 capital. DefiLlama answers HTTP 402 for bridge volume (bridges are paid) and no provider feeds ETF flows, so those two tabs were replaced and nothing takes their place with a guess. A desktop build older than this change still lists them. |
≈ before a number | Cashboard worked the figure out rather than reading it from a source. You see it on the Net worth total, on the dollar value of Ethereum's burn in Ethereum pulse, on the share of Swap fees you keep after Jupiter's cut, on the lamport and time-to-rewards figures in Solana pulse, and after the Cost and Proceeds headings in Liquidity X-ray. |
A Promoted tag, or a source reading DexScreener boosted | The row is a paid placement, not a ranking by activity. Narratives tags every token on its Promoted tab with the tooltip Paid placement on DexScreener, not a signal. Trending on-chain falls back to boosted profiles when GeckoTerminal has no feed for a chain, and its source line and note say so. |
3 of 15 min seen in Liquidations | The widget counts only liquidations that arrived since you opened the page, so a fresh page covers less than its window and says so. Totals are also a floor: Binance and OKX publish at most one liquidation per contract per second, and Bybit is followed only on its most traded USDT perps. |
The i button in a widget header holds the method for that widget: how a ratio is worked out, what a feed leaves out, and which totals are floors rather than complete counts. Read it before you rely on a number.
Live streams and polled widgets
Six widgets stream live data in at least one view. A streaming widget shows a green Live badge, or an amber Reconnecting badge while it retries the connection. Every other widget polls: it asks its source again on a timer.
| Widget | What streams | What is polled |
|---|---|---|
| Prices and Watchlist | Price and 24h move of every coin Cashboard maps to a Binance USDT pair (40 of its 48 listed coins), from Binance's public market data. The screen updates at most once a second. | Market cap, volume, day range and the 7 day trend, every 15 seconds from CoinGecko. Coins without a Binance pair, such as stablecoins, stay on that poll. |
| Hyperliquid markets | Marks about once a second on the Movers, OI and HIP-3 views, and large trades on Tape. | Volume, open interest and funding, every 30 seconds (60 seconds for Spot and HIP-3). The Funding and Spot views have no stream. |
| Liquidations | Forced liquidations from Binance, Bybit and OKX as they happen. | Nothing on a timer. The contract lists are read once at the start. There is no refresh button, and the history starts when the page opens. |
| Launchpad radar | On Solana, new pump.fun and Bonk.fun coins in the New view the moment they are created. On Robinhood Chain, Pons launches, graduations and curve trades. | The lists, every 15 to 30 seconds depending on the view. The Momentum and Graduating views on Solana have no stream. |
| Robinhood perps | Marks on the Stocks and Crypto views, from Lighter's Robinhood Chain stream. | The market snapshot, every 20 seconds. Spot and Funding use the snapshot only. |
Polling intervals run from every 5 seconds for Liquidity X-ray to every 30 minutes for L2 scoreboard, and most sit between 15 and 60 seconds. Market events stores user-entered dates rather than polling a calendar. The freshness pill tells you how recent a reading is.
Streams open from your own device straight to the venue. When one drops, Cashboard retries with a wait that grows from 1 to 30 seconds, and a widget that also polls keeps refreshing meanwhile. A widget outside the part of the board you can see is not drawn, so it neither streams nor polls until you pan back to it.
Web and desktop
The same widgets run on cashboard.live and in Cashboard Desktop, except three that need the desktop app: Dune query, MCP tool and Web app with any address. A few others read their data differently in each build, as the table shows. The Desktop column describes builds that include the widget; the installer you can download today is older, as the note below explains.
| Widget | On the web | In Cashboard Desktop |
|---|---|---|
| Dune query | The Add panel card is dimmed and carries a Desktop badge. Clicking it, or choosing Add Dune query in the palette (hint Desktop app), opens a dialog titled Dune query runs in the desktop app. A Dune query widget that arrives on a shared board with a query already chosen shows Dune works in Cashboard Desktop and a link that opens the query on dune.com. | Reads Dune results with your own Dune API key, saved under Connections. |
| MCP tool | The Add panel card is dimmed and carries a Desktop badge, and the palette row Add MCP tool (desktop) opens the same desktop dialog. | Shows one tool of an MCP server you added under Connections, from the next desktop release. See Agents and MCP servers. |
Web app (the Custom app card) | The same dimmed card and dialog for the plain card. The Partners (DuckFacts) and Embedded dashboards cards are not dimmed: they run a short list of read-only embedded pages in a sandboxed frame. A Web app with any other address becomes an address card with an Open in a new tab button, and that site is never embedded. | Runs the site live inside the widget, in its own isolated session for each widget. Up to 3 pages run live at once; the rest show a snapshot until you activate them. |
| Jupiter swap | Loads Jupiter's own swap form inside the widget, and your wallet signs the swap there. Jupiter runs one swap form per page, so a second Jupiter swap widget offers Use it here. | Shows Swaps run in your browser and an Open on Jupiter button that opens jup.ag. Nothing is embedded. |
| EVM swap | Loads LI.FI's swap form inside the widget, with a wallet menu for the EVM wallets your browser exposes. Your wallet signs each transaction there. | Shows Swaps run in your browser and an Open on Jumper button that opens Jumper, LI.FI's own app. Nothing is embedded. |
| Smart money on Robinhood Chain | Shows Needs a Blockscout key, because the web build cannot store keys. | Works once a Blockscout key is saved under Connections. |
| Portfolio on EVM networks, and Net worth through it | As of October 2026, several EVM networks do not answer on the hosted site, because their public hosts refuse server requests or no longer answer. Solana and some other networks do answer. The Your positions page lists which. | The app asks the same public hosts itself, so some networks can fail there too. A Blockscout endpoint saved under Connections serves one network. See Blockscout. |
The Connections tab of the tool panel saves keys only in Cashboard Desktop; on the web it says that protected connections are configured in the desktop app. The desktop tab holds four optional data connections (CoinGecko Demo, Blockscout, Coinbase RPC and Dune) and two B Cash planner keys (Anthropic key and OpenAI key), stored with the operating system's secure storage, plus the Agents (MCP) and MCP servers sections. See Connections, Blockscout and Cashboard Desktop. The dialog on a dimmed web card lists the installers and the one-time price; Lifetime access has the details.
The seven reference pages
The reference follows the Add panel. Each page opens with a short introduction, then gives every widget its own section with the same layout, so you always know where to look.
| Page | Widgets | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Intelligence tools | 3 | Liquidity X-ray, Smart money graph and sourced Market events on charts. |
| Markets | 9 | Prices, charts, trending pools, stocks, tokenized assets and token research that apply to any chain. |
| Your positions | 5 | Wallet balances, Hyperliquid accounts, net worth, paper trading and Jupiter swap fees. |
| Risk and flows | 8 | Venue risk, liquidations, stablecoins, money flows, prediction markets, network status, block rhythm and Dune queries. |
| Solana | 9 | Jupiter swap, token radar, smart money, DEX share, spot against perp edge, network pulse, launches, pools and yields. |
| Hyperliquid, Base, Robinhood and Ethereum | 11 | The chain desks: Hyperliquid markets, pulse and funding, Base and Robinhood Chain pulse, Base launches, stock tokens on Base and Robinhood Chain, stock perps, Ethereum pulse, the L2 scoreboard and the EVM swap. |
| On the board | 4 | Price alert, Note, Frame and Web app. |
A widget with cards in several groups is documented once: Trending on-chain and Tokenized stocks on the Markets page, Launchpad radar on the Solana page, and Chain pulse and EVM swap on the Hyperliquid, Base, Robinhood and Ethereum page.
Each widget entry has the same parts:
- A short summary of what the widget is for, and a facts row with its place in the Add panel, where it works and what it needs, such as a key or a Connection.
What it shows: the tabs, columns and tiles you will see.How to use itandSettings: the controls, and the options you can change.Data and refresh: the providers and how often the widget asks them.Good to know: empty states, caveats and limits. A closing line names the widgets it pairs well with and links to a ready-made board when there is one.
The last section of this page, Every widget at a glance, lists every widget in tables grouped the way the Add panel groups them, with its Add panel location, where it works and what it does.
Every widget at a glance
Intelligence tools
| Widget | Add panel | Works in | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquidity X-ray | Intelligence tools, then Liquidity X-ray | Web and desktop | Read Hyperliquid USDC-perpetual order-book depth and compare the visible fill, average price and impact of several reference order sizes. |
| Smart money graph | Intelligence tools, then Money graph | Web and desktop, better with an optional key | Connect public wallets you follow to tokens in their recent observed swaps, then open the transaction evidence behind each connection. |
| Market events | Intelligence tools, then Market events | Web and desktop | Save sourced calendar dates and show matching events on the board price charts, with an explicit link to the source. |
Markets
| Widget | Add panel | Works in | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prices | Markets, then Prices | Web and desktop, better with an optional key | A live price list for up to 12 coins from a built-in catalog of 48, with 24 hour change, market cap, volume, a 7 day sparkline and a 24 hour range bar. |
| Price chart | Markets, then Chart | Web and desktop, better with an optional key | A candlestick chart for one coin over the last day, week or month, with the last price, the change over the range and the high and low. |
| Watchlist | Markets, then Watchlist | Web and desktop, better with an optional key | A saved list of up to 12 coins with prices, most of them streamed live. |
| Trending on-chain | Markets, then Trending (starts on Base). The Solana and Base groups each have a Trending card that adds it as Trending on Solana or Trending on Base. | Web and desktop | A table of the pools with the most activity on one network right now, from GeckoTerminal: price, 1 hour and 24 hour change, volume, liquidity and a buys versus sells bar. |
| Stocks | Markets, then Stocks | Web and desktop | A watchlist of up to eight stock and ETF symbols from Yahoo Finance: price, change today, day range, 52 week range and a 5 day sparkline. |
| Tokenized stocks | Markets, then Tokenized. The Robinhood group has a second Tokenized card that adds the same widget. | Web and desktop | Compares each US stock or ETF symbol three ways: the cash share, its Backed xStock token and its Hyperliquid XYZ perpetual. |
| Real-world assets | Markets, then RWA (the card is labelled RWA) | Web and desktop | A ranked table of tokenized real-world assets: treasuries, credit, gold and stocks from CoinGecko's categories, or xStocks on Solana with holder and trader counts from Jupiter. |
| Token terminal | Markets, then Token terminal | Web and desktop | A one-token workbench. |
| Narratives | Markets, then Narratives | Web and desktop | DexScreener's trending themes, ranked by how their market cap is moving, with the busiest pairs inside each theme. |
Positions
| Widget | Add panel | Works in | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portfolio | Your positions, then Portfolio. A new widget is titled Watch-only portfolio and starts on Base with no address. The Manual button in an empty Net worth widget adds one in manual mode, and the Portfolio board holds an EVM, a Solana and a manual portfolio. | Web and desktop, better with an optional key | Values what a public wallet holds, or what you say you hold, in US dollars. |
| Net worth | Your positions, then Net worth. On a board with nothing to add up it offers Wallet, Manual and Hyperliquid buttons that add a Portfolio or Perps positions widget for you. | Web and desktop | Adds up the Portfolio and Perps positions widgets on the same board into one dollar figure. |
| Perps positions | Your positions, then Perps. The new widget is titled Hyperliquid positions and has no address. The Perps Desk and Hyperliquid Desk templates each include one. | Web and desktop | Shows the open perpetual positions of any public Hyperliquid address, with account value, margin, funding and how far each position is from liquidation. |
| Paper trading | Your positions, then Paper trade. The card says Paper trade and the widget header reads Paper trading. The Stocks & Cross-market template includes one. | Web and desktop | A local practice account for US stocks and Hyperliquid perps: open long or short positions with fake cash at live prices and track equity, PnL and results. |
| Swap fees | Your positions, then Swap fees. It sits in this group, not under Solana, and starts empty with a form asking for the referral account. | Web and desktop | Shows the Jupiter swap fees waiting unclaimed on a referral account that you paste in. |
Risk and flows
| Widget | Add panel | Works in | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perps risk | Risk and flows, then Perps risk | Web and desktop | Compares four perpetual futures venues side by side on 24 hour volume, open interest and a positioning ratio, and shows how far their funding rates for BTC, ETH and SOL disagree. |
| Liquidations | Risk and flows, then Liquidations | Web and desktop | A live tape of forced liquidations on Binance, Bybit and OKX, with long and short totals, a histogram of the recent window, a cascade alarm and a per-coin ranking. |
| Stablecoin risk | Risk and flows, then Stablecoins | Web and desktop | A risk table for the largest US dollar stablecoins: price against the $1 peg (yield-bearing assets carry a NAV tag instead), supply and share, supply change, the best single-asset yield, where the supply sits and a Low, Watch or High flag. |
| Market flows | Risk and flows, then Flows | Web and desktop | Stablecoin supply, DEX trading volume and the capital sitting on Ethereum layer 2s in one view: how much dollar stablecoin exists and how it moved over 1, 7 and 30 days, which chains hold it, which venues trade the most, and how much value layer 2s secure, split into canonical, native and external. |
| Prediction markets | Risk and flows, then Predictions. The command palette (Ctrl K on Windows, Cmd K on macOS) also offers Add Polymarket whale bets ($10K and up), which adds the widget on the Whales view with the title Polymarket whales. | Web and desktop | Live odds from Polymarket and Kalshi in one list, or the largest recent Polymarket bets. |
| Chain status | Risk and flows, then Networks | Web and desktop | Checks the public RPC endpoint of up to 15 networks and shows, for each, how old the newest block is, the current fee, the block height and how long the check took. |
| Chain heartbeat | Risk and flows, then Heartbeat | Web and desktop | Draws up to six chains as live heartbeat lines, one beat for each new block: Ethereum about every 12 seconds, Hyperliquid about 14 times a second, and Solana, Arbitrum One, Base and Robinhood Chain in between. |
| Dune query | Risk and flows, then Dune query. On the web the card is dimmed and marked Desktop, and clicking it opens a dialog titled Dune query runs in the desktop app. | Cashboard Desktop only | Shows the latest saved result of a Dune query as a table, a line chart or a bar chart, read with your own Dune API key. |
| MCP tool | Risk and flows, then MCP tool. On the web the card is dimmed and marked Desktop. | Cashboard Desktop only | Shows what one tool of an MCP server you connected returns, as plain text, a table, a list of fields or a number. |
Solana
| Widget | Add panel | Works in | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jupiter swap | Solana, then Swap. The widget itself is titled Jupiter swap. | Web and desktop | A swap form for Solana tokens on your board. |
| Solana radar | Solana, then Token radar. The widget is titled Solana radar. | Web and desktop | Jupiter's token lists for Solana in one table: trending, most traded, highest organic score and newest, each token with holders, 24h volume and a contract audit verdict. |
| Smart money | Solana, then Smart money. The card sits in the Solana group even though the widget also reads Base, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain. | Web and desktop, better with an optional key | Follow up to 8 public wallets and read their recent swaps as one feed, newest first. |
| Solana DEX share | Solana, then DEX share. The widget is titled Solana DEX share. | Web and desktop | Shows which venues carry Solana's spot trading volume over the last 24 hours, ranked, with each venue's share of the total and its change against the day before. |
| Solana edge | Solana, then Solana edge. | Web and desktop | Compares Solana spot prices with Hyperliquid perpetual futures for 12 fixed assets: the gap between them (basis), funding, open interest and who pays whom. |
| Solana pulse | Solana, then Solana pulse. | Web and desktop | Shows what it costs and how crowded it is to land a transaction on Solana right now: priority fee tiers, Jito bundle tips, throughput and epoch progress. |
| Solana yields | Solana, then Solana yields. | Web and desktop | Staking and lending rates for Solana in one table: liquid-staking APY from Sanctum and Marinade, each row labelled with the window it covers, and supply and borrow rates from Kamino's Main market. |
| Raydium pools | Solana, then Raydium pools. | Web and desktop | A ranked list of Raydium liquidity pools with TVL, 24h volume and fees, and 24h and 7d APR with the farm-reward part shown separately. |
| Launchpad radar | Solana, then Launchpad radar. Two presets start the same widget on another view or chain: Solana, then Graduating (titled Graduating soon, on the Graduating view) and Robinhood, then Pons launches (titled Pons launches, on Robinhood Chain). | Web and desktop | A live radar for new tokens on launchpads. |
HL, Base, Robinhood, Ethereum
| Widget | Add panel | Works in | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperliquid markets | Hyperliquid, then HL markets | Web and desktop | A six-view screener for Hyperliquid: movers, open interest, funding against Binance and Bybit, spot tokens, builder-deployed HIP-3 markets and a live tape of large trades. |
| Hyperliquid pulse | Hyperliquid, then HL pulse | Web and desktop | A dashboard of Hyperliquid's headline numbers: the HYPE price, open interest and volume split between the main dex and HIP-3, the HLP vault, HYPE staking, funding edges against Binance and Bybit, and HyperCore lending. |
| Hyperliquid predictions | Hyperliquid, then Predictions | Web and desktop | Hyperliquid's own prediction markets (HIP-4): contracts that pay 1 USDC if an event happens and 0 if not, so a price of 0.77 reads as 77%. |
| HYPE buyback | Hyperliquid, then HYPE buyback | Web and desktop | The Hyperliquid Assistance Fund as a live meter: how much HYPE it holds and what that is worth, what it bought over the last 24 or 72 hours at what average price against the mark, and hourly buy bars, with DefiLlama's holders revenue next to it. |
| Hyperliquid bridge | Arbitrum, then HL bridge, or Hyperliquid, then Bridge | Web and desktop | USDC moving through Hyperliquid's Arbitrum bridge, with the net flow over the last 6 or 24 hours and a tape of the larger transfers. |
| Funding rates | Hyperliquid, then HL funding | Web and desktop | A sortable list of Hyperliquid perps by current funding rate, with the hourly rate, the annualized rate, open interest and volume. |
| Chain pulse | Base, then Base pulse, Robinhood, then Chain pulse, Arbitrum, then Arbitrum pulse, or Hyperliquid, then HyperEVM pulse | Web and desktop | Vital signs for Base, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum One or HyperEVM on one card: block production, gas and the cost of a transfer or swap, throughput, TVL, DEX volume, stablecoin supply and the busiest DEXs. |
| Base launches | Base, then Launches | Web and desktop | A list of new and ranked token launches on Base from two launchpads, Zora (content and creator coins) and Clanker. |
| EVM swap | Base, then Swap, or Robinhood, then Swap | Web and desktop | A swap and bridge form for Base and Robinhood Chain, routed by LI.FI, with a wallet menu for any EVM wallet your browser exposes. |
| Chain yields | Base, then Yields, Robinhood, then Yields, Arbitrum, then Yields, or Hyperliquid, then HyperEVM yields | Web and desktop | What lending markets, vaults and savings products pay on Base, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum One or HyperEVM, from DefiLlama: deepest pools first, with the yield split into base rate and rewards. |
| Arbitrum bid tape | Arbitrum, then Bid tape | Web and desktop | The priority gas auction on Arbitrum One as it happens: how many transactions tip, the median and 90th percentile tip, the largest tip as a multiple of the base fee, the contracts that received the most tipping transactions and one dot for every tip. |
| Base stock tokens | Base, then Stock tokens | Web and desktop | Coinbase's tokenized stocks on Base, such as NVDAc and AAPLc, with price, volume and liquidity from Base DEXs and a premium against the share's live quote on Robinhood. |
| Base builders | Base, then Builders | Web and desktop | A live board of Base's ERC-8021 builder codes ranked by weekly transacting users, with climbers and fallers, a tape of attributed transactions and a tile that shows where your own code ranks. |
| Robinhood stock tokens | Robinhood, then Stock tokens | Web and desktop | Stock tokens on Robinhood Chain with price, volume, the dollars Robinhood minted or burned today and a premium against Robinhood's own quote for the share, plus a second view of upcoming and recent dividends. |
| Robinhood perps | Robinhood, then Perps | Web and desktop | Perpetual futures and spot order books from Lighter's exchange on Robinhood Chain: stock, pre-IPO, commodity and crypto perps by volume, spot books and a view that ranks funding where Lighter and Hyperliquid disagree. |
| Ethereum pulse | Ethereum, then ETH pulse | Web and desktop | Ethereum mainnet in one card: gas prices in three speed tiers with the dollar cost of a transfer and a swap, the next base fee, blob fees against the protocol's blob target, chain status (gas limit, finality lag, active validators), ETH burned and supply over a window you choose, and staking yield. |
| L2 scoreboard | Ethereum, then L2 scoreboard | Web and desktop | A ranking of Ethereum layer 2 networks by the last full day's transactions, users, fees, profit, rent paid to Ethereum, stablecoin supply and cost and by L2BEAT's value secured, with L2BEAT's maturity stage where it has one. |
| ETH options | Ethereum, then ETH options | Web and desktop | ETH's options market from Deribit on one card: DVOL (Deribit's 30-day implied volatility index), put/call open interest, a countdown to the next expiry and, for each expiry, its max pain and a strike ladder that shows where open interest piles up. |
On the board
| Widget | Add panel | Works in | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price alert | On the board, then Alert. The widget header reads Price alert. | Web and desktop | A rule that watches one number and notifies you once each time it reaches your line: a coin's price, a Solana asset's Hyperliquid funding APR, or the basis between its perp and its spot price. |
| Note | On the board, then Note. Also the Label button under Canvas tools in the Style tab, and Quick note on an empty board. | Web and desktop | A Markdown note that sits on the board beside the chart or position it is about. |
| Frame | On the board, then Frame. Also the Frame button under Canvas tools in the Style tab. The command palette has no Add frame entry; typing build frame offers one. | Web and desktop | A dashed, tinted rectangle with a label that marks a region of the board, such as a section for entries or for things you only watch. |
| Web app | Partners, then DuckFacts leaderboard or DuckFacts movers, or Embedded dashboards, then a card such as DefiLlama Base TVL (web and desktop). For any other address: On the board, then Custom app (desktop only). Also Add web app, or the name of a DuckFacts or embedded dashboard card, in the command palette. The link icons in other widgets add a Web app with that page loaded, on desktop. | Desktop, limited on the web | A real website on the board, in its own isolated browser session, so TradingView, a perp exchange or a block explorer can sit beside your widgets. |
Frequently asked questions
How many widgets does Cashboard have?
49 widget types in the web build, offered as 61 Add cards in 11 groups because twelve cards repeat a type with a different configuration. As of October 2026 the installed Cashboard Desktop 0.4.2 has 37 of the 49, and the Web and desktop section names the other 12. The Agent button and the workstation library are separate workspace tools. The last section of this page lists every widget and where it works.
Why can I not click or scroll inside a widget?
The widget is not active yet. Click it once to select it, then click it again, double-click it or press Enter to use it. Until then, scrolling over it moves the board. Press Esc to leave an active widget.
Do I need an account or an API key to use widgets?
No widget needs an account, and nearly all of them work without a key. Dune query needs your own Dune API key and runs only in Cashboard Desktop, and Smart money and Smart money graph need a Blockscout key to follow wallets on Robinhood Chain. The two swap widgets need your own wallet to complete a swap. Optional keys saved on desktop raise limits for prices and EVM wallet reads.
Which widgets update live?
Prices, Watchlist, Hyperliquid markets, Liquidations, Launchpad radar and Robinhood perps stream live data in supported views. Other data widgets poll, from every 5 seconds for Liquidity X-ray to every 30 minutes for L2 rankings. Notes, frames and Market events hold user content rather than a live feed.
Can a widget place a trade for me?
No widget places an order on its own. On the web, Jupiter swap loads Jupiter's form for Solana tokens and EVM swap loads the LI.FI form for Base and Robinhood Chain tokens, and a transaction is signed only after you review the route and confirm in your own wallet. Cashboard Desktop opens jup.ag or Jumper in your browser instead. Alerts only notify, and Paper trading is a local simulation. The Trading and signing page lists every point where your wallet is involved.
How do I rename a widget?
Select the widget, open the Style tab and edit Title under Selection. Clearing the field makes the header show the widget's type name again.
Last checked against the code on . Found something out of date? Write to contact@cashboard.live. Market data comes from the providers named on each widget and may be delayed. Nothing here is financial advice.