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See what an address holds — and how much of it could actually be sold.

Paste any EVM address. Scry reads 21 chains and a HyperLiquid account and answers with one number: what the wallet is worth if you sold today — with everything that makes that number soft said out loud next to it.

Scry has no backend. Every request goes straight from your browser to public, keyless endpoints — block explorers, public RPC nodes, price APIs. There is no server in between to log your lookups, no API key to revoke, no signup, and no wallet connection: you never sign anything, you just read.

That design is also why it's free: each visitor spends their own IP's share of the public rate limits, so the tool costs nothing to run and scales with its users.

• The headline is sellable value, not fantasy value. Tokens with too little trading to exit are counted, but their share of the total is disclosed right below it.
• Debt counts negative. Borrowed positions are read alongside collateral, so a leveraged wallet shows net worth, not gross exposure.
• DeFi positions are read by interface, not by protocol list — vault shares, LP tokens, lent collateral are priced from the contract's own answers, and marked as such.
• Collectibles get their own line, never the headline. A floor price times your items is not a bid for your whole stack, so it's shown but not added.
• Spam is folded, not deleted. Junk airdrops are kept out of the total but counted, so you can see what was excluded and why.
• Big balances are double-checked on-chain. Explorers are caches and caches can be wrong; the positions that dominate the total are re-read from the chain itself.

Coverage is 21 EVM chains plus HyperLiquid. Anything on other chains isn't counted — the page says so rather than pretending. Six chains without a public indexer are covered from token lists, so unlisted tokens there are invisible. Concentrated-liquidity NFTs, farm deposits and vote-locks aren't valued yet. And when a chain can't be read at the moment you look, Scry names it and calls the total a floor instead of quietly showing zero.

• No account, no cookies, no analytics, no tracking of any kind.
• The landing page loads nothing from third parties — remote requests begin only when you ask for an address.
• The page sends no referrer, and its security policy forbids it from talking to anything that isn't an https API.
• Saved profiles live in your browser's local storage. Nothing you look up leaves your machine except the queries to the public endpoints themselves.

Balances

Blockscout · public RPC · HyperLiquid

Prices

DeFiLlama · Dexscreener · Coinbase · Binance

NFT floors

DeFiLlama

Token lists

CoinGecko

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