# Portfolio & Activity Check

### Portfolio & Activity Check

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**Track your performance.**

* The **Portfolio** tab gives you a real-time overview of your account performance and asset allocation.
* At the top of the page, a **time-based performance graph** shows how your portfolio value changes over time.

  You can:

  * Switch between different time ranges
  * View **daily earnings**
  * Track **total earnings** across your entire portfolio

  This helps you understand both short-term performance and long-term growth.
* Below the performance graph, your portfolio is broken down by asset type using a **donut chart**.

  The chart shows allocation across:

  * **Cash**
  * **Investments**
  * **Perpetuals (soon)**
  * **Prediction (Soon)**

  Each segment represents its proportion of your total portfolio value.

  You can **tap or click any segment** to view detailed category allocation and underlying positions.<br>
* The **Activity** tab shows a complete history of actions taken in your account.

  You can review:

  * Deposits and withdrawals
  * Trades and investments
  * Buy Price, Spend Value, Paid Fee details

  Each activity includes timestamps and relevant transaction details, providing full transparency across your account history.

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#### **Important Note: Cross-Chain Swaps**

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When you swap assets between different networks (e.g., trading Ethereum for BNB chain), our system uses an advanced **Intent-Based Architecture** to bridge your funds securely.

* **What you might see:** In your Activity Log, a single swap may appear as two separate events: a **"Cash Out"** (sending funds) followed by an **"Add Cash"** (receiving funds).
* **Why this happens:** This is normal behavior. The blockchain logging system records the outgoing transfer to the bridge and the incoming transfer to your wallet as distinct steps.