Most crypto holders are estimating.
A spreadsheet from March. Six explorer tabs. A rough memory of what you paid. A wallet you funded once and forgot. That is dead reckoning — and the error compounds quietly while your confidence doesn't.
Known Position takes the fix.
At sea, a fix is taken by sighting something real from three angles. The lines cross, and that crossing is your position — not an estimate, a fact. They almost never meet at a single point; they enclose a small triangle called a cocked hat, and the truth is inside it.
That honesty is the whole design brief. Known Position reads public chain data across every wallet and chain you own and resolves it into one position — and where it can't be certain, it says so, rather than quietly rounding the doubt away.
What it does
- 01Every wallet, every chain, one position. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Pulsechain and the EVM chains you forgot you'd bridged to.
- 02Cost basis that survives a swap. Multi-hop routes decoded leg by leg and priced at their own block — not read off the final hop and guessed at.
- 03HEX staking, properly. T-shares, days committed against days served, penalty exposure, and a grace-period countdown that prevents a late penalty rather than reporting it afterwards.
- 04Realised and unrealised P/L. Against what you actually paid, with the method stated.
- 05A forensic timeline. Every transaction, every chain, one column, in order.
Join the waitlist
You'll get one email when it's ready. Nothing else, ever.
No token. No presale. No wallet signature — ever. Known Position reads public chain data only and has no mechanism to move funds.
What it will never do
- —Ask for your keys, seed phrase or a wallet signature
- —Predict a price, or tell you what to buy
- —Sell or share your wallet data
- —Launch a surprise token
It's an instrument. Instruments don't have opinions.