Wallet · read-only
Your balance isnot your position.
A wallet reads balanceOf and stops there. On this chain that number is the token count, and after a dividend or a split one token is no longer one share. Paste an address to see both readings at once.
stock tokens
194
scanned per address
already repriced
12
multiplier away from 1.0
widest gap
CRWD
300.00% under-read
signature required
none
nothing here can move a token
How the reading is made
One multicall asks every stock token on chain 4663 for this address’s balance, and a second one asks each of them for its own uiMultiplier(). Shares are the product of the two. The dollar column uses the Chainlink answer for the ticker, which already carries the multiplier, so the share price is that answer divided by it.
Every number on this page can be reproduced from a public RPC endpoint without Scrip. The same reading is available as GET /api/v1/holdings?address=0x….
Address
or read someone else's
Read-only. Scrip asks a wallet for one thing, the address, and then reads balances from the chain like any explorer. There is nothing here to sign, no approval to grant and no contract of ours that can move a token.
what a wallet cannot tell you
Your wallet shows a token balance. After a dividend or a split, that number is no longer the number of shares behind it, and no wallet on this chain applies the difference.
Paste an address to see the same balances restated in shares, and the dollars that go missing when they are not.