Portfolio.Tires — PulseChain tracker FAQ

It's a free tool for anyone holding or trading memecoins on PulseChain via pump.tires. Paste in a wallet address and instantly see every token it holds, what it's worth in PLS and USD, and how it's performed. You can also look up a single token to check how trustworthy it looks before you buy.

No, never. Just paste a public wallet address (starts with 0x) to look it up. We only read public blockchain data — there's no login, no wallet connection, and no way for us (or anyone else) to move your funds.

Checking wallets and tokens is completely free. A small donation prompt shows up every so often to help cover running costs, but it's entirely optional and easy to dismiss.

Go to the "Check Portfolio" tab, paste in a PulseChain wallet address, and hit Check. You'll see every token that wallet holds, each one's current price, your position's value in PLS and USD, and recent buy/sell activity.

It shows how much PLS you've made or lost on that token, based on what was bought and sold. Flip the "Realized / Potential" switch to choose between counting only completed sales, or also including what your current holdings would be worth if sold right now.

Portfolio.Tires tracks pump.tires coins while they are still on the bonding curve. Once a coin bonds it trades on PulseX instead, and pump.tires stops recording those trades — so we could show you a balance but not an honest profit figure. The note under the token list links straight to plsfolio, which covers bonded coins properly.

Yes — once a wallet is loaded, use the share button to copy a direct link. Anyone who opens it will see that wallet's holdings immediately, no need to paste the address themselves.

Paste in a token's address to get a full trust report: a 0–100 Trust Score, details about the coin's creator, and a plain-English AI opinion summarizing whether the token looks solid or risky.

It looks at things a scammer usually can't fake convincingly: whether the creator's past tokens actually launched successfully, whether the creator still holds a meaningful amount of their own coin (rather than dumping it), whether the project has real social links, and whether any supply has been burned. Higher score means fewer red flags.

It tells you whether the token's creator still owns a meaningful chunk of their own coin, verified directly on-chain. A creator who sold off everything shortly after launch is a common warning sign — this badge makes that easy to spot at a glance.

A short, plain-language summary that weighs everything on the page — the score, the creator's track record, social activity — into a quick verdict, similar to what you'd get asking a knowledgeable friend "should I be worried about this one?"

Yes — under every settled score you'll find the live badge with a "Share" menu (X, Telegram, WhatsApp, or copy the link) and an "Embed on your site" button. The badge goes on your token's website, or as a picture link in Telegram, Discord or Linktree; it re-scores itself, so it always shows the current number rather than the one from the day you copied it, and it links back to the full check here. If the score isn't settled — say the creator's history couldn't be fetched — the badge shows "partial data" instead of a number, so nobody can embed a figure this site wouldn't stand behind.

If you (or your friends) spread holdings across several wallets, Collections let you group them and see everything combined — total value, all tokens, all activity — as one view instead of checking each wallet separately.

Open the "Wallet Collections" tab, give your collection a name, then add each wallet address you want included (an optional nickname per wallet helps keep things organized). Load the collection any time to see the combined totals.

It's a creative tool for brainstorming a new memecoin. Describe your idea in a sentence or two, and AI generates a name, ticker, description, and a matching logo image for you.

No — it's a concept generator to help you come up with ideas and artwork. Taking a generated concept and actually launching it on pump.tires is a separate step you'd do yourself.

$PORT is Portfolio.Tires' own community coin on PulseChain. The $PORT tab has everything you need: the whitepaper, a direct link to buy on PulseX, and instructions for bridging funds in from other chains.

If you already hold PLS, use the "Buy $PORT on PulseX" button in the $PORT tab. Coming from another chain? The same tab walks you through bridging funds over first.

Yes — look for the "Advertise Your Token Here" banner on the homepage. Submitting a token pays a daily fee in PLS and, once approved, puts your token in front of everyone visiting the site (a handful of spots are available at a time).

No — everything you save (recent addresses, Collections) stays on the device and browser you saved it on. Switching phones or browsers means starting fresh there, since nothing is sent to us or stored anywhere else.

Yes, and it's on by default. Toggle it from the icon in the top corner — your choice is remembered next time you visit.

Double-check the address was pasted in full and starts with 0x. If it looks right but nothing shows up, the wallet likely just doesn't hold any pre-launch pump.tires tokens right now.

Prices and token data come from outside sources that occasionally slow down or hiccup for a moment. Waiting a few seconds and refreshing almost always sorts it out.

Use the refresh button on the page (it follows you as you scroll), or simply look the wallet or token up again.