Overview
Poki Portfolio is a website for browsing token prices and trading them in one place. Anyone can open the token list and see what each token costs, how it moved over the day, and its market capitalization, without signing in1. Connecting a wallet adds trading and a personal view of what your own holdings are worth2.
The tokens Poki lists are Cardano tokens, and the panel beside the table covers swaps, limit orders, which fill only once a price is reached, and dollar-cost averaging, which splits one purchase into smaller ones spread over time1. Poki started as CNFT Alerts, and the project's own roadmap records both the rename and the mint of a lifetime pass3.
Key Features
- Browse the market without an account. The token list shows price, daily change, and market value for Cardano tokens, with ADA's own price and DEX trading volume running across the top of the page1.
- Sorted lists for finding movers. Leaderboards group tokens by gainers, losers, most buyers, most sellers, most searched, new listings, and memes, so you can scan one slice of the market instead of the whole table1.
- Trade from the screen you research on. The panel next to the token list handles swaps, limit orders, and dollar-cost averaging once a Cardano wallet is connected1.
- Stated rules for what gets tracked. Poki indexes an NFT collection once it passes 30,000 ADA in lifetime volume, and picks up a token once it has at least 5,000 ADA of liquidity in a Minswap pool, so a small project may not show up yet4.
- A pass you hold for lifetime access. Poki Pro is unlocked by keeping a Poki Pro NFT in a connected wallet. Listed benefits include half the standard trading fee, unlimited connected wallets, and profit tracking5.
What to Expect
You land on a market screen, not a sign-up prompt. The token table fills most of the page, and leaderboard tabs sit above the rows. Paging through the list needs no account1.
The trading side is gated. The panel beside the table shows a prompt to connect a wallet or sign in before an order can be placed1.
A separate page handles moving USDC, a dollar-backed token issued by Circle, from Ethereum onto Cardano, where it arrives as USDCx. That flow asks for one wallet on each chain and names Eternl and Lace as the Cardano options6. USDCx itself was brought to Cardano by Input Output Group working with Circle7. What Poki supplies is the page you move funds through, and that page credits Circle xReserve and Input Output Group for the system underneath6.
If you only want to check a price, the front page is enough on its own. If you hold Cardano tokens and want one screen for watching, valuing, and trading them, that is what sits behind the wallet connection on Poki Portfolio.
