Portfolio Page and Improved Asset Management in TabTrader Wallet

iOS release 4.2, January 2024

Requires iOS 17.0 or later

Portfolio

The "Accounts" page has been renamed to "Portfolio" and now features a summary of your crypto holdings across all connected accounts. On the card at the top of the page you can find the following information:

• Total portfolio value: A numeric representation of the total value of your combined assets.
• Asset distribution pie chart: A graphical chart illustrating the distribution of your assets among the different cryptocurrencies.
• Account funds allocation pie chart: A graphical chart illustrating the distribution of your account balances across all connected accounts.

Context Menu for Assets in TabTrader Wallet

A long press on any asset within your TabTrader Wallet now brings up a context menu for that asset. This menu currently offers two options: "Information" and "Burn & Close" (or just “Close”). Let's explore what each one entails:

Information

Opens a bottom sheet displaying comprehensive details about the selected asset, including:

• Asset: The ticker symbol representing the token
• Name: The full name of the token
• Status: The verification status of the token. (Determined collectively by trusted developers in the Solana community. Read more about it in this article.)
• ID: The unique identifier assigned to the asset on the Solana blockchain
• Account: The asset's account ID on the Solana blockchain

Burn and Close

Closes the Solana account linked to the selected tokens in your wallet and permanently removes them from circulation. Upon closure, a refund of the associated account rent will be issued to your wallet.

If your token balance is already zero, the context menu will offer the "Close" option rather than “Burn & Close.” In this case, as there's no balance, there's no need to initiate the burning process before you can close the account.

Verifications Statuses Next to Assets in TabTrader Wallet

The aforementioned verification statuses for assets in TabTrader Wallet are displayed not only on the Information page for each asset but also directly next to its ticker symbol on the "Balance" tab.
A yellow triangle indicates that the asset is not verified. A red octagon signifies a "suspicious" status. If no symbol is displayed, it indicates that the asset has a “verified” status.

Show/Hide Price in Fibonacci Levels Labels

Now the level labels in the Fibonacci Levels chart shape do not display the price values corresponding to each Fibonacci level by default for a cleaner chart appearance. However, users can easily enable this feature by toggling the "Show Values" option in the shape settings.