What could you actually get out?
A price is what one token trades for. It is not what your whole position is worth. Name what you own and how much of it, and we will measure a real exit — against exchange order books, on-chain liquidity, or both — to show the gap between paper value and what you could realistically walk away with.
Each figure is one sweep against live routing at a fixed $100,000 notional. Every measurement →
Why this exists
Every price site multiplies your token count by the last traded price and calls it your balance. For anything outside the largest few hundred coins, that number can be wildly optimistic — a position can be worth a fraction of its paper value the moment you try to leave, and the shortfall grows with the size of your holding.
Name an asset and we measure a real exit for it: against exchange order books where it trades on one, against on-chain liquidity where it lives in pools, and against both where it does both. We work out how much could leave under a 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% cost, and check the contract for sell taxes and transfer restrictions along the way. When the data is thin, it says so rather than inventing a confident number — and when the market simply will not take a position your size, it says that instead of dressing the wall up as a percentage.