Portfolio
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In this guide, we'll walk you through how to review your portfolio on QuantHive, interpret key analytics, and use those insights to refine your strategy and stay ahead of the curve.
Let’s dive in and make your portfolio work harder for you.
Step 1: Sign in to your QuantHive dashboard () by clicking SIGN IN at the top-right corner.
Next, click Sign when the Signature Request window appears.
Step 2: Click on SPOT in the top left corner to switch to Spot mode.
Step 3: Click your profile wallet address at the top right of the dashboard, then select “Portfolio” from the dropdown menu.
Step 4: Once signed in, QuantHive will automatically detect all token holdings in your wallet and display their current dollar values. You’ll also see key insights including Alpha Trader Flow signals (WAGMI, HODL, FUD), TPI (Trader Profitability Index), and Momentum.
These signals are derived from the trading behavior of the most profitable on-chain traders:
WAGMI: More alpha traders are buying the token — bullish sentiment.
FUD: More alpha traders are selling — bearish sentiment.
HODL: Indicates neutral sentiment from alpha traders.
TPI (Trader Profitability Index) gives you a clearer view of the buy/sell ratio among alpha traders — values above 50 signal more buyers, while below 50 indicate more sellers.
Momentum reflects how actively a token is being traded by alpha wallets — higher momentum suggests growing interest, while lower momentum means interest is fading.
Use these insights at your own discretion to build strategies that align with your risk appetite and trading goals.
Happy trading, and stay sharp out there!
Note: The signals on QuantHive are simply interpretations of what top-performing, on-chain alpha traders are doing — they’re not financial advice or a guaranteed winning trade. Instead, think of them as a strong starting point to help you gauge market sentiment and activity from traders with proven track records.
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