Wallet maintenance layer for Robinhood Chain
Every degen has bags
Dustfolio finds every token that has ever touched your wallet, shows you who can still spend it, and helps you close what you no longer want open.
Read-only. Dustfolio holds no private key and cannot move your tokens.
Nominal vs recoverable
A portfolio total is the sum of every balance times a headline price. It quietly assumes each position can be sold at that price, in that size, right now. For dust, that assumption is the whole problem.
$347.00
$183.42
$347 is every balance × its last traded price — including positions too small to sell for more than the gas to move them.
$183.42 is what survives slippage, liquidity depth and the cost of the transaction. The number worth deciding on.
The 47% between them is not a loss you can trade out of. It is the part of the total that was never really there.
How it works
Index everything that ever touched the wallet
Not just what a wallet UI decided to show you. Dustfolio scans Transfer logs with no address filter, so it finds tokens you were airdropped, tokens you forgot, and tokens whose balance is now zero. The dead positions are the point.
Separate nominal from recoverable
A balance is a quantity, not a value. Dustfolio always shows you the quantity it read from the chain and the block it read it at, so you know exactly how old the number is before you act on it.
Review who can still spend it
Every allowance you ever granted, with whether it is unlimited and when it was last actually used. An approval nobody has touched in six months is not protecting anything.
Clean it, and keep the receipt
You sign every revoke in your own wallet. Dustfolio never holds a key and can never move a token. It can only tell you what is there and hand you the transaction to approve.
Where it is going
The end of a cleanup should not be a wallet full of slightly tidier dust. It should be one position you actually chose.
Find and review
Full token discovery, allowance review with last-used dates, and a cleanup queue. Working today against any EVM chain you point it at.
Revoke and prove
Set an allowance to zero from the cleanup builder, signed in your own wallet, and keep the transaction hash as a receipt.
Consolidate into Stock Tokens
Sweeping dust into a single tokenised position requires a swap route and a venue with real liquidity. Neither is configured here, and Dustfolio will not pretend otherwise.
Connect a wallet to see what is still there. Nothing is spent, moved or approved without a transaction you sign yourself.