ARQS Portfolio Lens makes recorded holding costs and hypothetical price changes visible
The browser application tracks lots and fees, separates TL and USDT totals and exports CSV; its desktop license is $149 USD.
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Product URL: https://www.arqs.ca/crypto-tools/portfolio-lens/app
ARQS has released Portfolio Lens for users who want to inspect the arithmetic behind holdings they record themselves. The working browser application accepts holding lots, acquisition costs and fees, then shows marked value, allocation and unrealized profit or loss using supplied quotes. TL and USDT accounting remain separate, so the display does not silently combine amounts in different units.
The product is a local record-and-scenario tool. It does not synchronize exchange balances, prepare a tax return or recommend a trade. Users can open its individual product page for the feature description or go directly to the application to examine the workflow.
Keep the recorded lot and fee together
Acquisition fees are included with the recorded cost basis rather than disappearing from the comparison. Holding lots preserve the quantities and inputs the user supplied. An unpriced holding is labeled accordingly: the absence of a usable quote is information the user needs to see, not a reason to invent a marked value.
A synthetic verification example illustrates the arithmetic. A quantity of 0.1 at a supplied quote of 75,000 has a marked value of 7,500. Against a fee-inclusive recorded cost basis of 6,010, the displayed unrealized difference is 1,490. These are demonstration inputs checked during release testing, not a customer's holdings, a current market quotation or a claim about returns.
A scenario is a changed input
The hypothetical price-shock workflow lets a user inspect a different assumed quote. In the same demonstration, a ten-percent increase changes the marked value from 7,500 to 8,250. That result follows from the chosen assumption. It is not a forecast, and the software does not assign a probability to the assumed change.
The distinction is useful when discussing an existing record: the user can see the effect of an input without implying that the outcome will happen. Market Radar provides a neighboring watchlist workflow for manual or imported observations. The quotes in both tools should be understood as the data supplied by the user, with synthetic starter values replaced where relevant.
Inspect allocation and take the record away
The application displays allocation based on the recorded holdings and available supplied prices. Separate TL and USDT totals preserve the accounting units. CSV export gives the user a readable file for inspecting the records outside Portfolio Lens. Browser persistence and backup workflows support returning to the local workspace; an export should be kept before clearing browser data.
Crypto Practice Lab offers simulated trades and learning checks when a user wants to examine mechanics without real orders. The free hosted Toolkit brings the three workspaces together. The product collection distinguishes their tasks and individual desktop editions, including Portfolio Lens at $149 USD. The application itself sends no exchange orders and contains no customer account connection in this release.
Price, access and delivery
The hosted ARQS Portfolio Lens can be opened immediately. The separately licensed desktop edition is listed at $149 USD as a one-time digital purchase on its published product page. Buyers can inspect the functioning browser application before ordering the files.
ARQS states its delivery promise before purchase: software files will be emailed within 72 elapsed hours of successful payment, or the buyer will receive a full refund if ARQS cannot deliver within that window. These orders are fulfilled by the owner; checkout does not supply an automatic instant attachment. License, delivery and refund enquiries go to sales@arqs.ca.
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