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These 3 views answer different levels of the same question: what do I own, where is it, and how is it structured?

Wallets

The Wallets view groups value across EVM, Solana, and Hyperliquid sources. Each wallet row shows its label, address, networks, position count, value, and portfolio weight. Open a wallet to inspect:
  • Its positions and spot holdings
  • Exposure by protocol, chain, and asset
  • Wallet value history
  • Relevant wallet activity
The spot holdings section combines matching tokens across wallets. Open a token to inspect its holders and position details.

Positions

The Positions view is the most detailed portfolio table. It contains detected and manual positions from the current snapshot, with an option to include earlier snapshots. Filter by wallet, chain, protocol, asset, position type, or source. Search token names, protocols, and notes. You can hide dust and export the filtered result as CSV. Select a row to inspect available fields such as amount, value, protocol, maturity, APY, liquidity, wallet identity, and source. Lending and borrowing positions also show the health factor, loan to value, and liquidation threshold that the protocol reports. Use + Add position for a manual holding. Editing a manual position affects the current working portfolio and future snapshots. Saved older snapshots remain unchanged.

Protocols

The Protocols view groups the active snapshot by protocol. Each card summarizes value, position count, asset exposure, quoted APY, and estimated daily income where available. A protocol’s page adds its Earned APY, what any borrowing cost, each position’s own Earned APY, and an Earnings calendar for that protocol. Search by name, filter by asset or chain, and sort by value, APY, positions, or name. A protocol with positions on several chains appears when any of them is selected. Deposits Retina can place in another protocol’s product appear under that protocol. For example, a deposit of Tori’s trUSD in an Upshift vault appears under Tori.

Export options

The export menu can produce:
  • A text file of tracked addresses
  • A full Retina backup in JSON
  • A filtered positions CSV from the Positions view
Use the full JSON backup when you need a restorable copy. CSV is intended for analysis outside Retina. Last verified: 15 September 2026.
Last modified on September 15, 2026