Dashboard guide
Wallets
Save public addresses and keep wallet access separate from your account.
Watch-only address management
The four wallet roles
Account Access: the one wallet you link by signing a message. It verifies your identity and counts toward your verification level. It never trades.
Manual Trading: wallets in your own wallet app. You approve every trade yourself. Add as many as you need.
Auto Trading (HOT): wallets created inside ASN that trade automatically within your limits (today, the dedicated Arbitrage wallets). Keep about 1–5% of your portfolio here. ASN never asks for your recovery phrase.
Mirror (COLD): connected once to launch a mirror contract, then kept offline. ASN can never sign with it. Contract launch is coming later.
Each address holds exactly one role, so roles never overlap.
Save an address
- 1Sign in and open Wallets.
- 2Choose the chain and network, give the address a recognizable name, and choose its wallet role.
- 3Paste the public address—not a secret key or recovery phrase—and save.
- 4Refresh balances or token holdings where available. A provider error means unavailable data, not a zero balance.
Solana and EVM are separate
A Solana wallet is not an EVM wallet. Always use an address compatible with the selected chain and network. Mainnet and test networks are also different environments.
Test-network assets have no monetary valuation in ASN. Native asset estimates and token holdings may have different availability; do not treat a partial view as your complete portfolio.
Connection, signing, and recovery
A saved address is watch-only. Manual swaps use a separately connected external Solana wallet and require approval in that wallet. Create or restore your personal wallet with your trusted wallet provider; never enter its recovery phrase into ASN.
Dedicated arbitrage trade wallets are a separate custody model, described in the Arbitrage guide. Your saved main and cold wallet records do not become arbitrage wallets.