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# View portfolio statistics

> SubWallet’s portfolio statistics feature gives you a clear, real-time overview of your assets across multiple networks. You can monitor your total balance, asset distribution, and performance trends—all in one place—making it easier to manage and assess your holdings confidently.

To view your portfolio statistics, on the SubWallet homepage, simply select the "**Statistics**" tab.

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You can now see in-depth statistics of your assets right on SubWallet :wink:

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{% hint style="info" %}
If your account contains more than 6 tokens with balances, only the top 6 tokens with the highest balance will be displayed here when using this feature.
{% endhint %}


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