Use cases
One book of record for funds, treasuries, protocols, and active traders.
The app is the day-to-day view. The API is the same book when you need it in a report, a dashboard, or an internal system.
Asset managers#
Funds and family offices use Syncrone as the portfolio system of record: reconciled NAV, P&L, and ROI across wallets, strategies, and chains, computed from chain state.
- Track record from inceptionHistory is reconstructed to the first interaction, so the series an allocator reviews is continuous.
- Exposure you can nameAllocation and exposure break the book down by chain, protocol, and asset.
- Numbers you can exportPerformance and reports hand the same figures to accounting and investor updates.
DAOs and treasuries#
A treasury is a portfolio with a public audience. Syncrone shows how assets are deployed, how they performed, and how concentrated they are, without moving the keys.
- Composition over timeAllocation history shows how the treasury shifted between stables, ETH, and deployed positions.
- Positions, not just balancesStaking, liquidity, and lending show up as positions with their own P&L, not as a single token line.
- Something to shareFinalized reports lock a period so a community update and an audit start from the same snapshot.
Protocols#
Protocol teams use the same pipeline for vault and market analytics: performance, yield, and reward history at block level, exposed in the app or through the API.
- Per-vault performanceA vault is a position with value, invested capital, rewards, and an underlying breakdown.
- Rates next to the bookThe yields API returns supply, borrow, and utilization so a frontend can chart a market without a second indexer.
Traders#
Active books need realized versus unrealized P&L per position, a way to see which line is dragging the total, and rate comparisons when choosing where capital sits. Export or call the API when a spreadsheet or a bot should see the same numbers.