Your Ethereum portfolio, and everywhere your address goes
Kist tracks ETH, tokens, NFTs and token-bound accounts on Ethereum. And because the same address works on Avalanche, Base and Robinhood Chain too, it shows you all of those at once, in one total.
One address, four chains.
Where it all started
Ethereum was the first blockchain built for apps, not just payments. Programs called smart contracts run on it, inside the Ethereum Virtual Machine, or EVM.
The standards that define tokens (ERC-20) and NFTs (ERC-721 and ERC-1155) were born there, and so was ERC-6551, the standard that gives an NFT a wallet of its own.
Kist reads all of them on Ethereum: your ETH, every token with its price, your NFTs at floor, and what's inside any token-bound accounts they carry.
One address, every EVM chain
Ethereum's design caught on. Avalanche's C-Chain runs the same EVM, and Base and Robinhood Chain are built on top of Ethereum itself. They all speak the same language.
That's why a standard wallet has the same 0x address on every one of them. Paste it into Kist once and you see what it holds on all four chains, added into one balance.
It's also how Kist grows. Because every EVM chain works the same way, supporting a new one builds on everything Kist already does. That's how Avalanche, Base and Robinhood Chain sit side by side, and how more EVM chains can follow.
Start tracking in a minute
- Open Kist. It runs in your browser; there's nothing to download or sign up for.
- Add your address. Tap the wallet button at the top, then Add wallet and Watch address, and paste in your Ethereum address or ENS name.
- See all four chains. Ethereum shows up with everything else that address holds. Use the chain filter to see Ethereum on its own.
Common questions
Does Kist support other Ethereum layer 2s, like Arbitrum or Optimism?
Not yet. Today Kist covers Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain and Avalanche. Because they all run the EVM, more chains can be added the same way.
Why does the same address show holdings on other chains?
A standard wallet's address is worked out from its key the same way on every EVM chain, so it's identical on all of them. Each chain keeps its own balances at that address, and Kist reads them all.
Can Kist move my funds?
Not from an address you're only watching. To swap or bridge you connect your own wallet and approve every transaction there. Kist never asks for your recovery phrase or private keys.
See everywhere your address goes
Paste in an Ethereum address and see what it holds on every chain.