On-chain cost basis
Receipts or it didn't happen.
Paste a PulseChain wallet or token contract. We rebuild the cost basis from every PulseX trade it ever made and print the three cards worth posting.
- 01Your biggest realized win
- 02Your biggest bag still in profit
- 03Your latest cash-out
The full ledger
How the numbers are built
Every swap, netted per transaction
Trades come from the PulseX v1 and v2 subgraphs and are netted per transaction, so a router multi-hop reads as the one trade you made rather than three. Each leg is priced from its own unit price at the block it traded in — not marked at today's price.
Best-case lot matching
Every position is accounted three ways — first-in, cheapest-first and dearest-first. Total profit is identical under all three; only the split between realized and open changes. Each card quotes the method that flatters it, and says which one it used.
Open bags are confirmed on-chain
A swap ledger can't see transfers, so a wallet that bought and then moved its tokens out still looks like a holder. Every bag on a card is checked with a live balance call and clamped to what's actually there.
What it can't see
PulseX only — trades on 9mm, 9inch or OTC aren't counted, and neither are tokens you received by transfer or airdrop, which have no purchase to price. Very busy wallets are read to a depth limit, and the card says so when that happens.