Which tracker reads what?
Retina is our product, and it is on this list.
| Tracker | Chains | Built for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retina | EVM chains, Solana, Hyperliquid and Polymarket | One portfolio across chains, with earned APY, maturities, history and Ask Retina | From $8.25 a month billed yearly |
| DeBank | EVM chains | Detailed EVM DeFi positions and following other wallets | Free |
| Zerion | 50+ chains, including Solana | Tracking, with a wallet app to trade from | Free, with paid extras |
| CoinStats | Wallets and exchange accounts | Mixing exchange balances with onchain wallets | Free plan and paid plans |
| Octav | 50+ chains, including Solana and Hyperliquid | Funds and treasuries that need reporting | Free tier; Lite from $149 per address a year |
| Jupiter Portfolio | Solana | Solana DeFi positions | Free |
| Rotki | Many chains, run on your own computer | Keeping all data local, and accounting | Free, with a paid premium |
Zapper closed on 3 August 2026 (The Crypto Times). The positions it showed are still onchain, and any tracker above can read the same addresses.
What does Retina put in one place?
Retina is built for a portfolio spread across DeFi. It adds EVM wallets, Solana, Hyperliquid and Polymarket to one total, with gold, silver and exchange cash beside them. For every protocol it shows the APY quoted today beside what your positions actually earned over the last 30 days. It saves dated snapshots automatically, lines up every maturity on one ladder with reminders by email or Telegram, and answers questions about the whole portfolio in plain language.
Retina or DeBank?
DeBank is the reference for EVM DeFi positions and for following other wallets, and it is free. Choose Retina when your portfolio also holds Solana, Hyperliquid or Polymarket positions, or when you want to know what each position earned and keep a dated history of it all.
Retina or Zerion?
Zerion covers more than 50 chains, Solana among them, and pairs tracking with its own wallet to trade from. Choose Retina when you want read-only tracking with Earned APY for every protocol, a history that saves itself every day, and Ask Retina for questions about the whole portfolio.
Retina or CoinStats?
CoinStats connects exchange accounts as well as wallets, which suits you when much of your money sits on exchanges. Choose Retina when most of your money sits in DeFi positions, and add exchange cash to the same total by hand.
Retina or Octav?
Octav is built for funds and treasuries and prices each address separately, so six addresses on its Lite plan cost $894 a year (Crypto Adventure). Retina prices by plan: Range covers 5 addresses for $250 a year, and Horizon covers 50 addresses for $750.
Retina or Jupiter Portfolio?
Jupiter Portfolio covers Solana DeFi in depth, and it is free (Jupiter). Choose Retina when your Solana positions sit beside EVM wallets, Hyperliquid or Polymarket, and you want all of them in one total with one history.
Retina or Rotki?
Rotki runs on your own computer and keeps all data there, with accounting built in. Retina runs in any browser, including your phone's, and keeps an encrypted copy in your account so your history follows you to every device.
Try Retina
Paste any EVM or Solana address on the home page to preview it without an account, and join the waitlist to track all your wallets when Retina opens. Every feature and every plan are listed on their own pages.