Hodl desk

Portfolio risk for the coins you hold
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Daily risk vs budget
Book value
–USD at last close
1-day VaR 95%
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1-day VaR 99%
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CVaR 95%
–avg loss on worst 5% of days
Volatility
–annualised
Max drawdown
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Accounts

Example accounts. Edit or replace them with your own.

Type holdings in, use Import balances with the CSV your exchange exports, or give a wallet account its 0x address and press Sync from chain. Stablecoins count as cash at $1. Prices are Bybit daily closes against USDT. Everything you enter is saved only in this browser.

Holdings by coin

all accounts combined
CoinQuantityPriceValueWeightAvg buyP&LHeld in

Equity curve

current mix, held through the window
Window
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Return over window
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Drawdown now
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Worst 7-day stretch
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Trade simulator

see a trade's risk before you place it

Rebalance plan

orders to get inside your budget

Exposure & risk contribution

risk share = how much of the book's swings each coin drives
CoinWeightRisk shareVol (ann.)Beta Risk parity

Monte Carlo

Market regime

read from BTC

Correlation

daily returns

Above 0.8, two coins behave like one position in a sell-off.

Stress tests

coins follow BTC by their beta unless set
ScenarioP&L%
−25%
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Liquidity

can you get out in a crash?

Risk history

one point per day, kept in this browser

Alerts

checked each time the desk recalculates

The daily VaR rule uses your budget from Sizing.

Sizing

fit the book to a daily risk budget

Historical simulation over Bybit daily closes for the risk window chosen in the header. VaR is a one-day estimate from past behaviour, not a ceiling, and crypto regimes change quickly. A risk tool for learning, not financial advice.

Field manual

Glossary

Every number on the desk, in plain English: what it means, how to read it, and an example using a $70,000 book.