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    CoinStats: Track Crypto, DeFi, and NFTs in One Dashboard

    Published September 28, 2026

    CoinStats connects wallets and exchanges so you can see crypto, DeFi, and NFTs in one dashboard. CryptoWorkPro uses this tracker.

    CoinStats is a crypto portfolio tracker that connects wallets and exchanges so you can see crypto, DeFi, and NFTs in one dashboard. CryptoWorkPro uses it to review holdings, allocations, and profit and loss without logging into every account separately.

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    One dashboard for scattered holdings

    CoinStats' official pages and Help Center say you can connect wallets and exchanges with an API key, WalletConnect, or a public wallet address. You can also add a manual portfolio for assets you enter yourself.

    After you connect accounts, CoinStats describes a single view of total value, holdings, allocations, profit and loss, wallet analysis, and chain activity. It also describes tracking DeFi positions and NFT collections alongside coins, plus price alerts, a Time Machine view of a past date, and an Exit Strategy for planned sell prices.

    CoinStats lists access on the web, iOS, Android, Mac, and Apple Watch. For taxes, its Help Center says you start a report in the app and continue in CoinLedger. CoinStats describes that access as read-only. Review what the integration can see, and do not treat a generated report as tax advice.

    Who may enjoy using it

    This tracker fits investors who keep assets in more than one wallet or exchange and want one place to check balances, allocations, and profit and loss. It is also useful if you hold DeFi positions or NFTs alongside coins. Casual holders who already like a single dashboard will get the most from it.

    Things to consider

    If you plan to use CoinStats, a few practical checks help you set it up well:

    • Confirm your wallets and exchanges appear on CoinStats' live connection list.
    • Review the permissions you grant. CoinStats says exchange sync uses a read-only API and API whitelisting where supported.
    • Check current plan details, portfolio limits, and which analytics are free versus paid.
    • If you need tax reports, CoinStats sends that step to CoinLedger. Confirm your accounts are supported there.

    Sources

    • CoinStats portfolio page: https://coinstats.app/portfolio/
    • CoinStats homepage: https://coinstats.app/
    • CoinStats pricing page: https://coinstats.app/pricing/
    • CoinStats Help Center, What is CoinStats App?: https://help.coinstats.app/en/articles/1537032-what-is-coinstats-app
    • CoinStats Help Center, Generating Tax Reports on CoinStats: https://help.coinstats.app/en/articles/6826977-generating-tax-reports-on-coinstats

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    Disclosure: CryptoWorkPro uses CoinStats and may earn a commission through the Review CoinStats links. CoinStats' own pages disagree on integration totals, describe exchange sync as read-only, and send tax reports to CoinLedger. Review permissions and current plan details on the product site. The featured image is a generated illustration. This article is not financial, legal, or investment advice. AI-assisted research and writing. Cited sources, not AI alone, support the claims.