Crypto Portfolio Tracking Is Broken. It Needs to Become Action-Aware.
Crypto has a strange problem.
The industry has built thousands of protocols, dozens of chains, complex lending markets, liquid staking tokens, perps venues, prediction markets, LP positions, points programs, NFT ecosystems, and yield strategies.
But the average on-chain user is still expected to monitor all of this manually.
You open one app to check your wallet.
Another to check your lending position.
Another to check your perps.
Another to check your LP range.
Another to check your prediction market exposure.
Another to follow governance proposals.
Another to see if a protocol changed its parameters.
Another to understand whether your position is actually safe.
This is not portfolio management. This is tab management.
And that is exactly the problem Otomato is trying to solve.
The Problem With Static Portfolio Trackers
Most crypto portfolio trackers answer one basic question:
“What do I own?”
That is useful, but it is not enough anymore.
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