> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zest.ac/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zest.ac/features/portfolio.md).

# Portfolio

The Portfolio page (`/portfolio`) gives you a unified view of everything in your Monad wallet.

## Holdings

All ERC-20 tokens with live USD prices, MON-denominated balances, and a **Hide Dust** toggle (hides tokens worth < $0.01).

## NFTs

Your NFT collection on Monad, powered by the OpenSea API:

* Images, collection names, and direct links to OpenSea listings
* **"Hide No-Image" filter is ON by default** — removes LP tokens and other non-visual NFTs (like LFJ Liquidity Book positions) that flood the grid
* Toggle it off to see everything, including LP position NFTs
* Pagination via "Load more"

## Staking

Active liquid staking positions across all integrated LSTs:

| Protocol | Token  |                                  |
| -------- | ------ | -------------------------------- |
| aPriori  | aprMON | [→ manage](https://apriori.xyz)  |
| Magma    | gMON   | [→ manage](https://magma.xyz)    |
| Kintsu   | sMON   | [→ manage](https://kintsu.xyz)   |
| Fastlane | shMON  | [→ manage](https://fastlane.xyz) |

## Lending

Active positions on Curvance — collateral supplied, outstanding debt, and net USD position.

## Account Value

Total estimated portfolio value = native MON + ERC-20s + staking positions, all priced in USD. LP positions and exotic tokens may not be fully captured.

## Profile

Click your avatar to upload a profile picture. Click your name to set a username (stored on-chain via Supabase, visible on the leaderboard).


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