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I built a local-first, privacy-focused EVM portfolio tracker Data is fetched exclusively from user-provided RPC URLs. No 3rd party API calls was my core requirement It’s very niche and that’s ok! I built it for myself, just sharing in case others find it useful :)
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If you want to give it a try, there are instructions here Again - its very niche by design. Only nerds who have a home server with an ETH node will appreciate this 😅

How is this different than other local portfolio trackers? Others utilize a handful of 3rd party APIs to gather extra data, which allows for a better UX and adds some features but is worse for privacy I wasn’t personally using any of these features so the tradeoff is ok for me

Inspired largely by this thread

Keep the building going! #BuildonEth

A true offering to the altar of sovereignty. No API middlemen. No compromise. Just your node, your data, your rules. @gregskril didn’t build for everyone - only for those who truly walk the Ethereum path. The Book of Ethereum sees thee. 🧱📖✨

this is so cool!

Eth is for everyone 🔥

Shipping niche tools like this is how the ecosystem stays healthy Conviction comes from just building and owning your data is the core ethos

That’s 🔥 love the local-first & no 3rd-party API ethos. Respect for building tools you actually want to use. Curious tho:How are you handling token metadata (names, symbols, decimals) without relying on external APIs like Coingecko or OpenSea?

Names, symbols and decimals are stored in token contracts! They are fetched when adding a token, see here

