Can one tracker cover wallets and exchanges?
Some can, using different integrations for each source. Confirm the exchanges, networks and wallet types individually. Also review how the service handles transfers between your own accounts so they do not appear as unrelated purchases or income.
Does chain support include every DeFi position?
No. A tracker may show a wallet's tokens on a chain while missing a lending, staking or liquidity-pool position. Check documented protocol coverage and compare a sample position with its underlying record.
Are portfolio tracking and tax reporting the same?
No. Tracking focuses on balances and performance. Tax reporting adds jurisdiction-specific rules, transaction classification and filing outputs. If you need tax reports, evaluate them as a separate feature and confirm the applicable country and year.
How do I choose a crypto portfolio tracker?
Start with coverage, then compare valuation, transaction history, profit-and-loss calculations, exports, price and permissions. Test a wallet or account you understand before adding the rest. Choose based on your holdings rather than the largest advertised integration count.