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# Wallet & Portfolio Management

The **Wallet & Portfolio Management** feature in FlashX allows users to manage their assets efficiently. Access this feature from the **"Assets"** tab to track holdings, send and receive tokens, and monitor portfolio performance.

### Wallet Features

* **Multi-Chain Support**\
  Supports **Solana** and **6 EVM chains** (Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, and Avalanche), enabling seamless asset management across multiple networks.
* **Send Tokens**\
  Transfer tokens securely to another wallet address.
* **Deposit Tokens**\
  Receive tokens directly into the FlashX wallet.

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### Portfolio Management

* **Real-Time Tracking:** View and analyze token holdings, profit and loss (PnL), and return on investment (ROI) in real time.
* **Flex Mode:** Display the portfolio in an interactive and visually structured format.
* **Activity Log:** Track all transactions, including purchases, sales, and withdrawals.


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