Bitcoin Portfolio Tracker
Track all your Bitcoin holdings in one place. See live value, profit/loss, and cost basis. Nothing leaves your browser. Ever.
This portfolio tracker records every Bitcoin buy with its price, fees and date, then values the whole stack at the live market rate. It reports weighted average cost basis, unrealised profit or loss, allocation by entry, and the price you need to break even.
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All portfolio data is stored in your browser only. We never see your holdings. No account. No signup. No data collection. Ever.
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Add your first Bitcoin purchase to get started. No account needed.
How to Use the Bitcoin Portfolio Tracker
Add each Bitcoin purchase as a separate entry — enter the BTC amount, the price you paid per Bitcoin, and an optional label and date. The tracker calculates your live portfolio value, total cost basis, average buy price, and profit or loss in real time. Your portfolio is saved automatically in your browser and loads next time you visit — no account or signup needed.
Why No Signup Is Required
Most portfolio trackers require an account to save your data. This Bitcoin portfolio tracker saves everything in your browser's local storage — meaning your holdings never leave your device. We have no server, no database, and no knowledge of what you hold. This is the most private way to track a Bitcoin portfolio: your data stays entirely on your own computer or phone.
Bitcoin Portfolio Tracker vs CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko
CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko require account signup to save your portfolio. Both track thousands of coins but provide limited Bitcoin-specific analytics. This Bitcoin portfolio tracker requires no account, saves instantly to your browser, and is built specifically for Bitcoin holders — with cost basis tracking, average buy price, DCA analysis, Bitcoin milestone progress, and integration with our Bitcoin price target and wealth percentile calculators. You can also convert between BTC and 100+ currencies instantly.
How to Calculate Bitcoin Portfolio Allocation
Bitcoin portfolio allocation is the percentage of your total investment portfolio held in Bitcoin. For example, if your total investments are $100,000 and you hold $15,000 in Bitcoin, your Bitcoin allocation is 15%. Most financial advisors and research suggests a Bitcoin allocation between 1% and 10% for conservative investors, and up to 50% for those with higher risk tolerance and longer time horizons. Use this tracker to see your current BTC value, then divide by your total portfolio value to calculate your Bitcoin allocation percentage. Read more about how much Bitcoin you should own.
What Is a Bitcoin Portfolio Tracker?
A Bitcoin portfolio tracker is a tool that aggregates all your Bitcoin holdings — across multiple purchases, wallets, or exchanges — and shows you the combined current value, profit or loss since purchase, and key metrics like average buy price and cost basis. Unlike exchange portfolio views that only show one account, a standalone tracker lets you combine holdings from Coinbase, Binance, hardware wallets, and any other source into a single view.
Why Track Your Bitcoin Portfolio Separately From an Exchange?
An exchange shows only the coins it holds for you, and it can freeze accounts, change withdrawal terms or shut down with little warning. When FTX collapsed in November 2022, customers lost access to their balances overnight, along with their full trade history. A separate tracker gives you one complete picture of every exchange account, hardware wallet and mobile wallet you use, without handing any of that information to a third party.
The Bitcoin Portfolio Tracker on this page stores your entries in your browser's local storage, so nothing is sent to a server. It needs no account and no API keys, and it never asks for wallet addresses, which also means no one can link your holdings to your identity through it.
Cost Basis Tracking: Why It Matters for Tax
Cost basis is what you paid for your Bitcoin, including purchase fees. When you sell, your taxable gain is the sale price minus the cost basis of the coins you sold. If you bought in several batches at different prices, the gain depends on which coins are treated as sold.
Common methods are FIFO (first in, first out: your oldest coins are sold first), LIFO (last in, first out: your newest coins are sold first) and HIFO (highest in, first out: your most expensive coins are sold first). HIFO usually produces the lowest taxable gain, but not every country allows it. Many tax authorities use FIFO as the default, and some, such as the UK, apply their own pooling rules.
Logging every purchase with its date and price makes any of these methods possible later. Estimate what you would owe on a sale with the Bitcoin Capital Gains Tax Calculator.
Average Buy Price: What It Tells You and What It Doesn't
Your average buy price is your blended cost per BTC across all purchases: total spent divided by total Bitcoin bought. Compare it with the live price and you can see at a glance whether your holdings as a whole are in profit or loss.
It does not tell you your actual tax bill, which depends on which coins you sell and which method your country uses. It hides your best and worst entry prices, and it does not show whether a partial sale would still be profitable after exchange fees and tax. For a deeper look at your entries, use the Bitcoin Average Buy Price Calculator, and check the result of a specific trade with the Bitcoin Profit Calculator.
How Often Should You Update Your Portfolio Tracker?
Update it after every purchase, sale or transfer between wallets. For tax purposes, each transaction needs a date, an amount and the price paid or received, and records entered months later are hard to reconstruct accurately. Monthly catch-up sessions tend to leave gaps.
Export your portfolio to CSV at least once a quarter and keep the file somewhere safe. Browsers can clear local storage during updates, when you clear site data, or when you switch devices, and a recent CSV backup lets you restore everything in a minute.
Bitcoin Portfolio Tracker
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Add Your Holdings
Add each purchase by entering the BTC amount, price paid per coin, an optional label, and a date, or pick a quick amount and fill it with the live price.
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View Live Portfolio Value
View your total BTC and sats held, live portfolio value, weighted average buy price, and unrealized profit or loss in the summary cards.
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Switch Currency
Select from 100+ currencies (USD, PKR, INR, GBP, EUR, AED, and others), and all displayed portfolio values convert automatically to your chosen currency.
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Export or Plan Ahead
Download your portfolio as a CSV file and use the 'What If' scenario calculator to see its value at different hypothetical BTC prices.
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This portfolio tracker is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. All calculations are based on live market data and may not reflect exact exchange prices. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research.