Auto is an AI trading agent that aggregates your entire crypto portfolio — wallet balances, DeFi positions, Hyperliquid trades, and Polymarket bets — into a single, unified view across seven supported chains.
What Does a Portfolio Review Show?
A portfolio review returns a complete snapshot of your holdings with actionable intelligence attached. Auto pulls data from every surface you use and presents it together.
"Review my portfolio"
"How are my positions doing?"
"Give me a portfolio overview"
What Data Points Are in the Overview?
Each portfolio review includes the following data points:
Total portfolio value in USD
Allocation breakdown by chain and by token
7-day price performance for top holdings
Recent news about largest positions
Yield opportunities for idle tokens (especially stablecoins)
Risk flags for concentrated positions
How Do I Check Balances on a Specific Chain?
Auto returns chain-specific balances when you name the chain directly. This is faster than a full portfolio review when you only need one chain.
"Show my balances on Base"
"How much ETH do I have across all chains?"
"What's my USDC balance everywhere?"
What Risks Does Auto Flag Automatically?
Auto identifies portfolio risks without being asked and surfaces them during every portfolio review.
How Does a Portfolio Review Work in Practice?
Auto combines portfolio data with actionable suggestions in a single response. You can act on suggestions immediately in the same conversation.
You: "Review my portfolio"
Auto: Shows $2,450 total across Base ($1,800), Arbitrum ($350), Polygon ($200), Hyperliquid ($100). Flags: "65% in ETH — concentrated. $500 USDC idle on Base — could earn 5.2% on Aave."
You: "Put the idle USDC to work"
Auto: "Supply 500 USDC to Aave on Base at 5.2% APY? Confirm?"
How Does Portfolio Overview Differ from Position Tracking?
Portfolio overview shows your total holdings and allocation across all surfaces. Position tracking focuses specifically on open DeFi, Hyperliquid, and Polymarket positions with detailed metrics like entry price, PnL, and liquidation distance. Use portfolio overview for the big picture; use position tracking for individual position management.