Your position, in four numbers
Neutral proportions, worth knowing. None of these is a grade or a score. They describe the shape of what you hold, nothing more.
Everything, grouped by who can reach it
The Custody Map
Recovered by a phrase, or by a company
How much rides on one point
What stands out
The Readiness Sheet
The questions worth carrying, sorted by the people you named. Tick them as you go. Nothing here tells you what to do. Your progress is saved on this device only.
What you can say now
Before this, the honest answer to "have I missed something?" was usually "I am not sure." That uncertainty was the quiet weight. It is worth naming plainly what is true in its place.
You know what you hold and where it lives. You know who can reach each part, and where the access chain runs thin. You have seen what stands out, and you are carrying the questions worth asking. Someone independent, who holds none of your keys and sells you nothing, has looked at the whole of it with you.
The next step is not ours to hand you. It is the one item on your Readiness Sheet you would least want left undone. Start there, at your own pace. Prepared does not mean certain that nothing will ever go wrong. It means you know where you stand, and you are no longer wondering.
A picture that is kept up
A position is not a fixed thing. This is when your Review was prepared, how long the live dashboard stays open, and the rhythm that keeps the picture true as what you hold changes.
This Review is educational and organizational only, prepared in Canadian context. It describes what you hold and how to reach it, and it surfaces what is worth knowing. It does not tell you what to buy, sell, hold, move, or report, and it does not replace your lawyer, accountant, or advisor. You shared what you own, never a seed phrase, private key, or password, and Position Clarity never asks for one.
Your holdings, from every angle
One map, many lenses. Each holding is sized by its share; change the lens to regroup the same holdings a different way. Proportions only, no prices or values, that view is under Live. Hover any shape for what it is and how it is reached.
This view is organizational, not a portfolio or a value tracker. It shows the shape of your holdings and how each is reached, nothing about worth or performance.
The always-current version of your Review
Your Review is a snapshot of today. Your Living Position is the same picture kept current: it moves with the market, shows what needs attention now, and tracks what changed since you last looked. It stays live as long as you keep it, so the trail never goes stale.
Open your Living Position →Your allocation, at today’s market
This is the one place that carries dollar amounts. Enter approximate figures for what you hold, add anything outside crypto, and see how you are spread across kinds of assets, at live prices. Your numbers stay on this device and are never sent to us. Nothing here is a score, a projection, or a suggestion.
Your holdings, your numbers
Enter an approximate amount for each. Crypto uses today’s price, so a quantity becomes a value; for a fund or anything outside crypto, enter its value. Approximate is fine, and you can leave rows blank. Sample values illustrative · clear them to enter your own. Nothing here represents a real portfolio.
Held privately on this device only. No account numbers, no login, never a secret.
Your numbers stay on this device. We never see them.
How you are spread
The same holdings, grouped two ways. Asset class shows the broad mix; exposure folds a Bitcoin ETF and spot Bitcoin into one Bitcoin pile, so you see what you are really exposed to.
The assets you hold, at market
One current unit price per crypto asset, in Canadian dollars, with the change over the last day. Funds and anything outside crypto are priced in your own accounts, so they carry the value you entered.
What your cash-like holdings could earn
Rates on cash-like money right now, so the differences are legible. The Canadian rows are CAD; the lending rows are US-dollar stablecoins, tokens designed to hold a one-dollar value, on public networks, a different currency and a different kind of risk. A higher number is compensation for risk, not free return.
What those rates do over a year
Your cash and equivalents, held for the years you set, at each rate above. An illustration of arithmetic on the amount you entered, not a forecast and not a recommendation to move anything.
The tallest bar is the riskiest rate, carrying the risks named above; the currencies also differ row to row. Arithmetic on your entered cash amount, not a forecast.
These are reference numbers from named public sources, shown for context and education. They are not advice, not a comparison of options for you, and not a projection of anything you hold. Rates and prices change without notice; a stale feed says so rather than pretending. Decisions about money belong with you and the professionals you trust.