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Quote from: Krislaw on February 04, 2020, 07:45:22 PM

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I just tried to practice through etherscan and it seemed like it was very easy. I use someone ethereum address that I chose randomly, because so far my ethereum address has no assets. Cheesy

Here are the 3 steps:
1. Copy and paste the ethereum address where you want to know the balance in the search box.

2. After you find the ethereum address and click on it, the next step is to click on the display column of view exspanded ERC-20 token holding.

3. The final step is that you only need to look at how much the available balance is at the address, whether some ERC-20 is worth or not.

Source image: https://etherscan.io/
#Please try and have a nice day.

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Quote from: JeromeTash on February 04, 2020, 03:20:30 PM

I remember using deltabalances back in the day for tracking my ERC20 token balances and value both in my Ether address and the DEX smart contracts.

Deltabalance seems old nowadays because most bounty doesn't talk about it's also used as an explorer on most ETH wallet app. Most of them use etherscan.io and it's because of the new features they keep adding everytime. Example like tagging a scam contract address, balance statistics(highest bal and lowest bal), and some other cool features.

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I remember using deltabalances back in the day for tracking my ERC20 token balances and value both in my Ether address and the DEX smart contracts. It was a very useful tool. I don't know whether it's worth it now there are lots of worthless shitcoins that are scams too. Most of Ethereum based DEXs have also since died out.

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Quote from: bitmover on February 04, 2020, 11:25:11 AM

There are many app which track balances of a variety of assets like blockfolio and many others.

But imo all those apps are good only for newbies. Veterans already have a 100% bitcoin portfolio , or close to that Wink

FYI that tracker is not about other coins like bitcoin as you say, it is all about Ethereum platform and tokens, It is an alternative to Etherscan most of the tokens on Etherscan is verified they are not showing some tokens that are obviously scam or sh*tcoins but there are some that still exist. This Deltabalances shows all of your tokens including sh*tokens it shows some prices on different ethereum DEX too.

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Quote from: bitmover on February 04, 2020, 11:25:11 AM

There are many app which track balances of a variety of assets like blockfolio and many others.

But imo all those apps are good only for newbies. Veterans already have a 100% bitcoin portfolio , or close to that Wink

DeltaBalances is different from any other tracker apps because they only track erc20 tokens prices(mainly from decentralized exchanges, sometimes tokens that trade only with the contract), actual situation: you received some airdrop from whatever project and you don't know where your shitcoins are traded. An interesting alternative to DeltaBalances is this bot: https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@ETHtokenExplorer_bot .

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There are many app which track balances of a variety of assets like blockfolio and many others.

But imo all those apps are good only for newbies. Veterans already have a 100% bitcoin portfolio , or close to that Wink

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I want to share this useful data where you can easily track your assets especially when you have a lot assets and you couldn't even monitor on it. This one can help you maybe.

For those who are not aware of this.
Proceed this link

IMAGE FOR QUICK GUIDE

1.Click the link. Then input your ethereum address here.

2.The total eth of your entire assets.

3.This image showing your entire total token that you have

If it is this data are already shared here you can delete my topic.

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