Every balance of an address, pinned to a block.

Paste an address. Your browser reads its balances from contract state on 5 chains, today and at the first block of each of the last twelve months. A figure is shown only when independent node operators return the same answer for it.

0x0000…dEaDExample Burn address, captured 10 Nov 2026. Press Scan live to read it again now.
Dollar stablecoins≈$122,483.45L333 balances on 5 of 5 chains, at $1 per token
Change since 1 Dec 2025+$40,527.52 +49.45%From ≈ $81,955.933 of these tokens had no contract yet on that day
Tokens with a balance84120 read on 5 chains
Dollar stablecoins, month by monthThe first block of each month, and now
  1. Dec2025≈ $81,955.931 Dec 2025Ethereum≈ $56.44K#23,914,921Base≈ $22.53K#38,878,927Arbitrum One≈ $953.21#405,863,597OP Mainnet≈ $72.83#144,474,212Polygon PoS≈ $1.96K#79,721,0813 of these tokens had no contract yet at this block
  2. Jan2026≈ $98,182.921 Jan 2026Ethereum≈ $72.64K#24,136,053Base≈ $22.54K#40,218,127Arbitrum One≈ $959.21#416,593,975OP Mainnet≈ $72.83#145,813,412Polygon PoS≈ $1.97K#81,053,171
  3. Feb≈ $103,151.171 Feb 2026Ethereum≈ $77.58K#24,358,293Base≈ $22.56K#41,557,327Arbitrum One≈ $966.37#427,315,179OP Mainnet≈ $72.83#147,152,612Polygon PoS≈ $1.97K#82,391,997
  4. Mar≈ $103,252.031 Mar 2026Ethereum≈ $77.63K#24,558,868Base≈ $22.59K#42,766,927Arbitrum One≈ $966.53#437,025,051OP Mainnet≈ $73.84#148,362,212Polygon PoS≈ $1.99K#83,601,585
  5. Apr≈ $114,829.951 Apr 2026Ethereum≈ $87.67K#24,781,027Base≈ $24.11K#44,106,127Arbitrum One≈ $970.92#447,736,931OP Mainnet≈ $74.84#149,701,412Polygon PoS≈ $2.00K#84,940,782
  6. May≈ $116,124.951 May 2026Ethereum≈ $87.77K#24,996,368Base≈ $25.24K#45,402,127Arbitrum One≈ $972.49#458,085,625OP Mainnet≈ $74.84#150,997,412Polygon PoS≈ $2.06K#86,236,778
  7. Jun≈ $116,794.341 Jun 2026Ethereum≈ $87.80K#25,218,798Base≈ $25.49K#46,741,327Arbitrum One≈ $982.69#468,748,169OP Mainnet≈ $75.15#152,336,612Polygon PoS≈ $2.45K#87,732,731
  8. Jul≈ $117,698.291 Jul 2026Ethereum≈ $88.52K#25,433,939Base≈ $25.65K#48,037,327Arbitrum One≈ $982.91#479,089,706OP Mainnet≈ $75.98#153,632,612Polygon PoS≈ $2.47K#89,439,337
  9. Aug≈ $117,866.501 Aug 2026Ethereum≈ $88.56K#25,656,293Base≈ $25.71K#49,376,527Arbitrum One≈ $1.01K#489,802,916OP Mainnet≈ $77.17#154,971,812Polygon PoS≈ $2.50K#91,224,920
  10. Sep≈ $118,196.441 Sep 2026Ethereum≈ $88.68K#25,878,705Base≈ $25.89K#50,715,727Arbitrum One≈ $1.02K#500,455,225OP Mainnet≈ $80.17#156,311,012Polygon PoS≈ $2.54K#93,010,515
  11. Oct≈ $120,586.561 Oct 2026Ethereum≈ $91.03K#26,093,738Base≈ $25.90K#52,011,727Arbitrum One≈ $1.02K#510,496,867OP Mainnet≈ $80.21#157,607,012Polygon PoS≈ $2.56K#94,738,440
  12. Nov≈ $122,099.581 Nov 2026Ethereum≈ $92.22K#26,316,189Base≈ $26.06K#53,350,927Arbitrum One≈ $1.16K#520,129,274OP Mainnet≈ $80.24#158,946,212Polygon PoS≈ $2.58K#96,523,829
  13. Now≈ $122,483.45now (10 Nov 2026, 16:11 UTC)Ethereum≈ $92.59K#26,385,552Base≈ $26.06K#55,677,256Arbitrum One≈ $1.17K#523,023,983OP Mainnet≈ $80.24#159,363,685Polygon PoS≈ $2.58K#97,081,101
By chainShare of the total
  • Ethereum≈ $92.59KBlock #26,385,552 · 75.6%
  • Base≈ $26.06KBlock #55,677,256 · 21.3%
  • Arbitrum One≈ $1.17KBlock #523,023,983 · 1%
  • OP Mainnet≈ $80.24Block #159,363,685 · 0.1%
  • Polygon PoS≈ $2.58KBlock #97,081,101 · 2.1%

Reads 120 registry tokens and native coins on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet, Polygon PoS. A token outside the registry is not shown.

The address never reaches Voltfin. It sits in the link after the # sign, which browsers do not send to a server, and the reads go from your browser straight to public RPC nodes, which do see it. To find each month's block the scan also asks DefiLlama's block API, which is sent times, not the address.

One read, four layers

From a row to a decision.

Every use case on Voltfin is built the same way: the chain is read once, into rows with receipts, and each layer above shows the same rows.

  1. Table

    Every row, with its receipt

    One row per balance: the token, the chain, the exact amount, the block it was read at and the receipt behind it. Filter, sort and export it.

    In Studio: Strata
  2. Dashboard

    The same rows, at a glance

    The dollar total, the change over twelve months and the split by chain, each drawn from the table's own rows, so the two never disagree.

    In Studio: Vantage
  3. Report

    Sentences that cite their figures

    The scan written out, every figure numbered to the receipt behind it, with the method stated. Copy it, download it or print it.

    In Studio: Folio
  4. Write-back

    What your team adds

    Label the address, tag it, note what you know and mark each balance as reviewed at the block you checked it. Your marks travel with every export.

    In Studio today: saved views, published versions and report sign-off.
Method

How a scan is read.

The same rules as every number on Voltfin: read from contract state, pinned to a block, and never shown without the evidence behind it.

  1. Balances are read in your browser from contract state: balanceOf(address) on each token and the native balance, in one Multicall3 call per chain, pinned to the hash of a finalized block.

  2. Each call goes to three independent node operators. A figure is shown only when at least two of them answer and every answer is the same bytes; one answer alone, or any disagreement, is shown as a failed read. A receipt names the block, the call, the operators that agreed and how to repeat it.

  3. History repeats the same call at the block of the first second (UTC) of each month, on archive nodes. The block's number comes from DefiLlama's block API and is kept only when the block's own timestamp is at that moment. A token that had no contract at that block could not be held then: it is left out of that month, and the month says so.

  4. Dollar totals count each USD-pegged stablecoin at one US dollar. They are not market values. Euro stablecoins and every other token are listed in their own units and left out of the dollar total.

  5. Only contracts in the Voltfin registry are read: 120 tokens and native coins on 5 chains (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet, Polygon PoS). A token outside the registry is not shown. A read that fails is never shown as zero: the total it belongs to says it is missing, and a change is stated only between totals that miss nothing.

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