> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.div.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.div.fun/for-traders/your-portfolio.md). # Your portfolio The portfolio is your view of everything you hold on div.fun and everything those holdings have paid you. It turns a wallet full of tokens into a single read of your positions and your dividend income. ### What it shows * **Your positions** — the div.fun tokens you hold, with current value. * **Reward assets received** — what each position has paid you, in its reward asset. * **Totals** — your aggregate exposure and the dividends you have received across all positions. Because dividends are [pushed to your wallet](/for-traders/receiving-dividends.md), the portfolio is a record, not an action center. There are no pending balances to claim and no buttons to collect. It reflects what has already happened on-chain. ### Reading your positions Each position ties together three things that matter on div.fun: 1. **What you hold** — your token balance and its current market value. 2. **What it pays in** — the reward asset, so you know whether a position is paying you HYPE, stablecoins, or a stock. 3. **What it has paid** — the dividends received from that position so far. Together these answer the question the product is built around: is holding this token actually returning anything, and in what? ### Using it to manage The portfolio is where you decide what to keep: * A position paying steadily in a reward asset you want is one to hold. * A position that has stopped paying — because its token stopped trading — is one to reconsider. * Diversifying across reward assets (some HYPE, some stable, some stock) is a deliberate choice the portfolio makes legible. ### Dividends keep arriving while you hold Nothing in the portfolio needs to be touched for dividends to continue. As long as you hold an eligible balance of a traded token, the reward asset keeps accruing to your wallet. The portfolio simply shows you the result. Continue to [the board](/for-traders/the-board.md) to find more tokens, or to [launching a token](/for-creators/launching-a-token.md) if you want to create one of your own. The portfolio is your view of everything you hold on div.fun and everything those holdings have paid you. It turns a wallet full of tokens into a single read of your positions and your dividend income. ### What it shows * **Your positions** — the div.fun tokens you hold, with current value. * **Reward assets received** — what each position has paid you, in its reward asset. * **Totals** — your aggregate exposure and the dividends you have received across all positions. Because dividends are [pushed to your wallet](/for-traders/receiving-dividends.md), the portfolio is a record, not an action center. There are no pending balances to claim and no buttons to collect. It reflects what has already happened on-chain. ### Reading your positions Each position ties together three things that matter on div.fun: 1. **What you hold** — your token balance and its current market value. 2. **What it pays in** — the reward asset, so you know whether a position is paying you HYPE, stablecoins, or a stock. 3. **What it has paid** — the dividends received from that position so far. Together these answer the question the product is built around: is holding this token actually returning anything, and in what? ### Using it to manage The portfolio is where you decide what to keep: * A position paying steadily in a reward asset you want is one to hold. * A position that has stopped paying — because its token stopped trading — is one to reconsider. * Diversifying across reward assets (some HYPE, some stable, some stock) is a deliberate choice the portfolio makes legible. ### Dividends keep arriving while you hold Nothing in the portfolio needs to be touched for dividends to continue. As long as you hold an eligible balance of a traded token, the reward asset keeps accruing to your wallet. The portfolio simply shows you the result. Continue to [the board](/for-traders/the-board.md) to find more tokens, or to [launching a token](/for-creators/launching-a-token.md) if you want to create one of your own. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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