My Wallet

mytonwallet.io ↗

Multichain portfolio charts with separate wallet and subwallet views

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What it does

My Wallet, formerly MyTonWallet, is a free self-custody wallet with portfolio profit-and-loss charts, swaps and collectible management. It supports multiple accounts across mobile, desktop, web and browser interfaces.

My Wallet's Portfolio view is useful for understanding why the displayed value changed. Open the current wallet icon at the upper right, then Portfolio. Choose a time interval and token selection; a long press isolates one token or excludes it from the chart.

The chart uses historical rates in your selected base currency. It places deposits, withdrawals and other events beside overall and daily profit-and-loss figures, with breakdowns by network, asset type and staking. Compare those events with the price movement before treating every rise as investment profit.

Wallet organization has two levels. You can maintain separate wallets, or create subwallets that share one recovery phrase while using different addresses. The top-bar wallet selector changes the active subwallet without leaving the current screen. Transfers between those addresses can still make their relationship visible on the blockchain.

For a new software wallet, choose Create Wallet, set a password, reveal and preserve the recovery words, and confirm the three requested words before finishing. This is local account setup, without a hosted-account registration. Viewing-only accounts are marked with an eye, so a visible balance does not necessarily mean that installation can spend it.

The wallet is free. Its published fee for the built-in swap aggregator is 0.875%, in addition to blockchain network costs. Asset prices can fall, and a historical chart cannot guarantee a future sale price.

Developers should also distinguish code visibility from permission to reuse it. The current license permits analysis and contributions to the original project, but prohibits deploying independent builds.

Strengths

  • Ledger can be added through the same wallet-management area
  • Viewing-only addresses are visually distinguished from spendable wallets
  • Collectibles include both NFTs and supported Telegram Gifts

Watch out for

  • Transfers can reveal relationships between subwallet addresses
  • The published code license prohibits deployment or distribution of independent builds

Best for

  • People comparing market moves with deposits and withdrawals
  • Users separating account purposes while keeping a shared subwallet backup

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