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Wallet P&L

Wallet P&L tracks the money side of your minting: what you spent, what you sold, what you're still holding, and what it's all worth right now.

Wallet P&L overview with total invested, holdings value, realized and total P&L
The wallet view: total invested, current holdings value, realized P&L and total P&L at a glance — plus every collection the wallet touched.

What gets tracked

For every wallet you add, Daily-Mints reads the on-chain history and bundles activity into per-collection breakdowns:

  • Minted — count, total cost, average price, mint price + gas separately
  • Bought (secondary) — count, total cost, average price
  • Sold — count, total revenue, average sell price
  • Currently held — count, current floor, best offer, estimated value
  • Creator royalty % — what each future sale will cost you

How P&L is calculated

Three numbers per collection:

  • Realized P&L = revenue from sold tokens minus cost basis of those sold tokens
  • Potential P&L = current value of holdings minus cost basis of holdings
  • Total P&L = realized + potential

Realized is locked in — the trade already happened. Potential moves with the floor every minute.

Per-collection P&L breakdown with cost basis, realized and potential components, plus token grid
Drill into a single collection: cost basis, realized vs. potential P&L, per-NFT floor and best offer, and the tokens still held.

Two tracking modes

  • Single mode — one wallet + one collection. Fast, lightweight, good for spot checks.
  • Full mode — full wallet history across every collection it touched. Slower, more data, gives you the whole picture.

Multi-wallet

You can save multiple wallets and switch between them. Saved wallets persist locally on your device.

What the numbers don't include

  • Gas spent on failed mints (only successful mints count toward cost)
  • Tokens transferred in or out as gifts (these have no on-chain cost basis we can read)
  • Off-chain trades or OTC deals

If your real P&L is far from what Daily-Mints shows, one of those three is usually the reason.

Next steps

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