DeBank has become a familiar tool for both new and old in the crypto space. It can be said that this tool has affirmed its position as indispensable in tracking transactions and portfolios of wallets.

On-Chain Tools User Guide (Part 6): DeBank

Continuing the series of detailed instructions on On-Chain tools , the following article by Coin68 will show you all the features of DeBank to track and monitor activities on the blockchain.

1. About DeBank

DeBank is a decentralized application that provides a comprehensive wallet solution to provide insights and convenience to the community with many features. It is a tool that allows users to track, analyze and manage financial activities across different DeFi protocols. Here are some important features of DeBank:

• Account Tracking : DeBank provides a visualization that allows users to track their own and other personal accounts. Users can view transaction details, including deposit, withdrawal, swap and other activities on DeFi platforms.

• DeFi Protocol Information: DeBank provides a detailed dashboard of popular DeFi protocols. Users can learn about protocols, view a list of available protocols, information about total key value, profit rate, interest rate, number of users, and other statistics.

• Social network on DeBank: DeBank also integrates a social network that allows users to interact with each other and share information. Users can view posts, comments, comments, and participate in discussions. This creates a large and diverse community, helping users connect with each other.

DeBank has become a useful tool in the community, providing information and analytical tools for users to make smart and safe decisions in managing their finances.

To participate in DeBank, users only need to link their wallets. However, if you want to use the full features of DeBank, you must have a Pro account or have a Web3 ID to use the Pro version during the Beta period. The cost of minting a Web3 ID is 96 USD.

2. DeBank interface

2.1. Home

Home interface

1. No ID : Usually with special wallets you can change the information here to easily identify which individual's wallet.

2. Net Worth : net assets in the wallet.

Net Worth Chart

3. Age of the wallet : calculated from the time the wallet was created to the present.

4. Social Rating : wallets are ranked based on net worth and total Watcher value.

Social Rating

5. Hi offer price : is the price you have to pay to send a message to this wallet address.

6. Social tracking information : shows the number of wallet addresses being monitored and the total asset value of this wallet Watcher .

7. Stream : like a social network to post and repost articles.

Stream

The live chat section shows you messages sent to the wallet:

Messages sent to wallet addresses filtered by time

Message sent to wallet address filtered by asset value

8. Portfolio : is a popular item for DeBank users to view an overview of their portfolio by chain and asset across different DeFi protocols. You can use the filter to select the chain you want to see.

Investment portfolio

• The Wallet section is a list of Token currently in the wallet with information about the current price, number of Token and USD value.

Token portfolio

If you are not a Pro account, you can only view asset information of other wallet addresses in the Default and Summary sections .

Category Summary

The Change and Time Machine sections are only viewable for your own wallet. Unlike Default, Change will have an additional percentage of property changes.

Below is the information of a personal wallet that can be viewed in the Change and Time Machine sections:

Information in Change

And Time Machine is a time machine that helps you review your wallet assets according to custom time:

a/ Choose the time period you want to watch.

Choose the time you want to watch

b) View the change in net worth over the selected time period.

Fluctuations of wallet balance over selected time

c/ View details of assets at times to view.

Wallet balance for selected period

Wallet balance for selected period

• See wallet activity with DeFi protocol. Example of a CZSamSun wallet with Lybra Finance. This wallet participates in the ETH supply, borrows eUSD and receives esLBR as a reward. There is also the amount of LBR that will be claimed over time.

Wallet interaction with Libra Finance

9. Non-Fungible Token : shows the list of Non-Fungible Token in the wallet.

Non-Fungible Token Directory

10. Transactions : is a common section similar to Portfolio to help users track transactions more intuitively. You can filter transactions by chain, filter the Token you want to view, and download the CSV file.

In Transactions, there are 4 columns with the following information:

• Transaction time and Hash.

• Name of the transaction operation.

• Token participating in the transaction (in some cases like Approve contract will not be).

• Transaction Gas Price .

Transaction information

11. Badge 3 : Show minted wallet badges. Badge 3 is a list of badges to prove your wallet has reached a certain level. You can find all the Badge 3 lists by clicking View all badges .

The badge has been minted

List of Badge 3

2.2. Hi and Stream

- Hi : DeBank Hi is a unique new feature introduced. This feature enables On-Chain communication and is encrypted based on the user's wallet address. Every time a user receives a message, they are rewarded with attention points. However to get attention you have to buy attention from others or vice versa you will sell your own attention.

To send someone a message on DeBank Hi, you need to pay them via DeBank L2. Therefore, you need to register for a DeBank L2 account and deposit some money first.

Etherscan also has a Blockchain chat feature between wallet addresses on Ethereum, but unlike DeBank, you will not have to pay for that feature.

- Stream: DeBank Stream is also a new feature. It's like a social network where accounts are wallet addresses. When you look at it you will see that it is quite similar to Twitter, ie you can follow other wallet addresses, post your articles and access Hot information on the platform.

Each post on DeBank can also bring in income for writers. And the more active you are on Stream, the more you will be rewarded.

Wallet balance for selected period

1. Following : The post of the wallet address you follow will appear here.

2. Hot : The post is getting a lot of attention.

3. Search : search Stream by keyword, topic or user.

4. New Post : Create a new post on Stream.

5. Top Users (24h) : List of users who created the most value on Stream last 24h.

6. My Contribution : Your contribution on Stream.

7. Official Account : New account to join Stream and Trending account.

Each Stream Post will have the same basic items as Twitter, other items will be the price of the post, the reward that the poster gets, the number of viewers who trust the post and the trust level. .

Interact with posts on Stream

2.3. More

2.3.1. Web3 Social Ranking and Official Account Ranking

- Web3 Social Ranking : is a ranking of notable wallets on DeBank. These wallets are sorted by net worth and total Watcher value. This is also a list of wallet addresses worth following when you want to follow On-Chain.

When you click on any account, you will be redirected to the information page about Portfolio, Transactions of that wallet as mentioned in section 2.1.

If you want to track which wallet you just need to click follow. When a wallet posts, you will see that post's information in the Stream section of your personal wallet. An overview of the wallets you follow can be found on the Home page in the Following section.

Web3 Social Ranking

List of wallets followed

- Official Account Ranking: rank accounts based only on the total asset value of the Watcher and the number of Watcher. Usually, these accounts will belong to certain organizations/projects. Similarly you can follow to see news from these wallets.

Unlike Web3 Social Ranking, when you click on an account, you will be redirected to the posting place of that account.

Official Account Ranking

Wallet's social page

2.3.2. Bundles

Bundles allow you to create lists of wallet addresses you want to track without having to find and copy wallet addresses many times. You can also name groups and add wallet address classifications to those groups according to individual criteria for easier tracking.

Creating Bundles is very simple:

1. Select Add bundle . With a regular account you can only create 5 groups and add up to 10 wallets to each group.

Create Bundles

2. Name the Bundle.

Name the Bundle

3. Go to the newly created Bundle and add the wallet address by clicking Add address .

Add wallet address to Bundle

Bundles will show the total value of all wallets as well as portfolios in the following group. Tabs in Bundles will be similar to the Home we talked about in 2.1.

Information in a Bundle

Next time, you just need to select the labeled groups to view the information.

2.3.3. Whales

Whales (whales) are names used to refer to individuals or organizations that hold large amounts of certain Token . The Whales feature on DeBank allows you to track which Token are holding a lot of Whales and which DeFi protocols are participating in to make sound investment decisions.

Whales wallet addresses are sorted by net asset value, showing some basic information such as the top Token in the wallet, the top DeFi and Non-Fungible Token protocols.

List of whales . wallets

When you hover over each wallet, you'll also see prominent information about that wallet.

Wallet information

2.3.4. Protocol

DeBank provides a protocol list with many important indicators such as TVL, number of users, protocol type and top Token in the pool. The protocols are sorted by TVL to help you look up faster.

You can filter projects by Chain or by type such as Yield, Staked, Farming or Deposit at All Chain and All Types.

List of Protocols

Information with a protocol includes:

Information about a protocol

1. Basic information : project link, chain, Token symbol of the project.

2. Data on TVL and users per protocol.

3. Assets : statistics on the number and value of main assets on the protocol.

4. Pools : gives information about TVL, Token type and number of participants staking and depositing into the protocol.

Information in the pool

Click on each pool, you will see information about the wallet addresses that use that pool. However, you will be limited to the number of wallets that can be viewed if it is a regular account.

Wallet address to join the pool

5. Holders : shows a list of wallets using the protocol.

2.3.5. Non-Fungible Token

The Non-Fungible Token section provides a list of Non-Fungible Token collections on the market with basic information such as:

• Total est.value : represents the total estimated value of the Non-Fungible Token set in ETH.

• 24h Volume : 24h trading Volume .

• 24h avg price : 24h Medium price.

• Holders : the number of Non-Fungible Token holders.

• Active takers : shows the number of Non-Fungible Token buyers excluding free Non-Fungible Token recipients or mints.

• TVAT (Total Value of Active Takers) : is the total USD value of active takers.

Details of each Non-Fungible Token set include:

Information about a set of Non-Fungible Token

1. Basic information: Non-Fungible Token quantity, Non-Fungible Token holders, 24h Volume , 24h Medium price, number of active buyers.

2. Holders : shows the list of Non-Fungible Token holders, the number of Non-Fungible Token in each wallet and the estimated value.

3. Items : list of Non-Fungible Token in the collection. You can filter by item value or by characteristics of that Non-Fungible Token in the right column.

Non-Fungible Token Item

4. Properties : ranks groups of Non-Fungible Token items by rarity and estimated value.

Non-Fungible Token item characteristics by group

2.3.6. Votes and Reward Activities

• Votes: is a mechanism for DeBank to collect opinions and feedback from users. You can give your opinion on adding Token, protocol, and Non-Fungible Token information through this feature and the community will vote for DeBank to update the information into the application.

You can filter votes through Created Time (time of creation), Votes (number of votes), Total Value of Voters (total USD value of wallets voting for that proposal).

This can be considered a source for you to early detect new protocols, Token or Non-Fungible Token used by whales.

To vote you just need to click the arrow button to the left of the proposal.

Filter and vote for suggestions

• Reward Activities: offers a series of tasks with additional rewards for DeBank users. During the validity period of the activity, as long as the specific requirements are met, the user can receive cash rewards and corresponding DeBank points.

Activities and Quest Rewards

summary

So Coin68 has shown you how to use DeBank, a tool very familiar to everyone. Overall, using DeBank is very simple and user-friendly with all the features required for an On-Chain tool and project analysis. Not stopping there, DeBank always updates new features to meet the needs of users for many different purposes.

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