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Portfolio.Tires is a free tool built by one person who wanted it for himself, then put it online for everyone else. There is no company behind it, no team and no support desk — so here is exactly what it is, what it is not, and what you should not rely on it for. Plain English, no small print.
Last updated: 27 August 2026
Nothing on this site is financial advice. Every number here — balances, prices, profit and loss, Trust Scores, AI opinions — is information pulled from public sources that can be wrong, late or missing. Memecoins routinely go to zero. Do your own research, and never risk money you cannot afford to lose entirely.
Everything Portfolio.Tires shows you is general information about public blockchain activity. It is not financial, investment, legal, accounting or tax advice, and it is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything. I am not a financial adviser, nothing here creates an adviser-client relationship, and none of it is tailored to your situation. If a decision matters to you, do your own research and talk to a licensed professional.
Balances, prices, market caps, all-time highs and 24h activity are fetched live from third-party services — pump.tires, pump.fun, DexScreener, Blockscout, GeckoTerminal, CoinGecko, Alchemy and public RPC nodes. Those services go down, rate-limit us, return stale data and occasionally return data that is simply wrong. When a lookup fails the site tries to say so rather than invent a figure, but it cannot catch everything. Verify anything that matters against a block explorer or the chain itself.
P/L is reconstructed from trade history, and that history is not always complete: some launchpads publish no per-wallet trade endpoint, some positions moved to a DEX that is not indexed here, and long histories are walked in batches that can be cut short. Where a figure is a floor rather than a total, the interface labels it as such. None of it is an account statement and none of it is fit to file with a tax authority.
The 0-100 Trust Score is a heuristic built from public signals: how many tokens a creator has launched and how many graduated, whether they still hold or burned their own supply, whether social links exist and are live, and whether they sold early. A high score is not a promise that a token is safe or that its creator is honest. A low score is not an accusation of fraud — it frequently just means a lookup failed or a creator is new. Scores can be partial, and change as inputs arrive. Use it as one starting point for your own research, never as the answer.
The AI token opinions and the Token Generator are machine-generated by a language model. That output is not verified, not reviewed by a human, and can state false things in a fluent and convincing way. Generated names, tickers, descriptions and logos are also not checked for trademark or copyright conflicts — that is on you before you use one.
The featured token slots are bought. They are advertising, not endorsements, not recommendations and not vetted for quality or safety. A token appearing there means someone paid for the placement and nothing more. I reserve the right to refuse or remove any ad, but I do not audit advertised projects and you should not treat a slot as due diligence.
Portfolio.Tires is an independent, community-built tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or connected to pump.tires, pump.fun, Robinhood or Robinhood Chain, PulseChain, Solana, PulseX, DexScreener, or any other launchpad, exchange or platform whose data it reads. All product names and trademarks belong to their owners and are used only to describe what is being tracked.
The site only reads public data for an address you paste in. It will never ask you to connect a wallet, sign a transaction, approve a token, or hand over a private key or seed phrase, and it can never move your funds. If anything claiming to be Portfolio.Tires asks you for any of that, it is a scam — including links sent to you in DMs.
The site is provided free, as-is and as-available, with no warranty of any kind: no promise of accuracy, completeness, uptime or fitness for any purpose. You use it entirely at your own risk. To the fullest extent the law allows, I am not liable for any loss or damage of any kind — lost funds, missed gains, trading losses, fees, gas, taxes, penalties or anything else — arising from your use of this site, from anything it displayed, from it being unavailable or wrong, or from any third-party site or service it links to. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
$PORT is the community token of this project. It was created to get eyes on a tool that already existed and was already free — not the other way round. Its one concrete link to the product is the ad program: 10% of what a promotion earns is used to buy and burn $PORT (another 10% buys and burns the advertiser's own token). Beyond that, $PORT is a brand and community token.
It is not an investment and not a stake in anything. Holding $PORT gives you no expectation of profit, no dividend, no revenue share, no equity, no ownership, no governance rights and no claim on this project's assets, income or future work. It does not unlock, discount or gate any feature: everything on Portfolio.Tires is free to use whether you hold $PORT or not.
The white paper describes intentions at the time it was written, not commitments. Anything described as planned may change, be delayed, or never ship. The buy-and-burn is voluntary and discretionary — it is funded out of ad revenue that varies, and it can be paused, changed or stopped at any time. Treat past burns as things that happened, not as a schedule you are owed.
$PORT's price is driven by speculation and sentiment. Liquidity can be thin, the price can move violently, and it can go to zero and stay there. Only ever spend what you are prepared to lose completely.
$PORT is not registered as a security with any regulator in any country. Nothing on this site is an offer, solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell or hold it, and it is not offered to anyone in a place where that would be unlawful. Knowing your local rules — and reporting and paying your own taxes — is your responsibility, not mine.
The PulseX and LibertySwap links here are a convenience. Those are independent exchanges I do not run and cannot vouch for, and a bridge or swap can fail or be exploited. Always check the contract address yourself before you trade, and never trust a $PORT address someone sends you in a DM.
Using the tracker costs nothing and needs no account. There is no uptime guarantee and no support obligation. Features can change, move or be removed without notice — chains have been added and retired here before, and will be again. An optional donation prompt appears occasionally; it is optional, and dismissing it changes nothing about what you can use.
The internal API exists to serve the site. Please do not scrape it, hammer it, or wire it into bulk automated pipelines — it is rate-limited, and requests over the limit are rejected. Sustained abuse, attempts to bypass the rate limits, or anything that degrades the service for other people may be blocked. Do not use the site to break the law, or to promote or facilitate a scam.
Ad slots are bought on-chain at the published per-day rate for that chain, paid before review. Every submission is reviewed by hand and may be rejected — tokenized equities are refused outright, and so is anything I judge to be harmful or misleading. There are at most three slots per chain; a campaign runs for the period you bought and then expires. Once a campaign has gone live the payment is not refundable. If a submission is rejected before it runs, get in touch using the contacts below and I will sort it out. Buying a slot buys visibility only — never an endorsement, coverage, a Trust Score adjustment, or any editorial influence over what the site says about a token.
This page can be updated as the site changes. The date at the top says when it last was. Continuing to use the site after a change means the current version applies.
There is no signup, no login and no profile. You never have to give a name, an email or any personal detail to use the tracker.
An address you paste is sent to this site's server and on to the third-party APIs listed above so it can actually be looked up — that is unavoidable. I do not keep a database of who looked up what. Vercel, which hosts the site, keeps standard short-lived server logs that can contain the addresses in a request URL.
Your saved collections, recent addresses, recent tokens and interface preferences live in your own browser's localStorage and are never uploaded. That also means they are not backed up: clearing your site data deletes them, which is exactly why the Collections tab has an export button.
Your IP is used transiently, in memory, to enforce rate limits and to throttle admin login attempts. It is not stored in a database or used to profile you.
The site loads Google Analytics and Vercel Analytics on every page. They collect standard usage data — pages viewed, rough location, device and browser — to show whether anything is being used at all. Being straight with you: there is currently no cookie-consent banner, so if you would rather not be counted, use a content blocker or your browser's analytics-blocking settings.
Submitting an ad stores the token address, the payment transaction hash and the campaign period. All of that is public on-chain data; no personal contact details are collected as part of the form.
Your data is not sold, rented or shared with anyone beyond the third-party services named on this page that are needed to make the site work.
If something here is wrong, unclear, or you have an issue with an ad campaign, get in touch — I read everything.
New here? The FAQ explains what each tab actually does.