Sign in with a wallet
Any other address can be recorded and displayed on a profile, but it cannot be used to sign in. The wallet families above are the only ones an account can be authenticated with.
Collectibles
Collectibles on a profile are the NFTs held in a connected wallet. Dapping reads them from these networks:
The EVM networks actually scanned are a configured subset of that list, so a wallet may return collectibles from fewer networks than are listed here. Inventories are stored and refreshed on a schedule rather than read live, so a very recent transfer takes time to appear. Midnight assets do not appear in collectibles.
Product on-chain data
Three levels of support, in descending order:Activity and metadata
Contract metadata only
Explorer link only
Test networks are also selectable for several of these families, including Ethereum Sepolia, Base Sepolia, Solana Devnet, Solana Testnet, Cardano Preprod, Cardano Preview, Midnight Preview, Bitcoin Testnet, and NEAR Testnet. A deployment on a test network is labelled as such and is not comparable with mainnet activity.
Token market information
Token price and market information is available for most of the networks above, independently of activity coverage. It is not available for Unichain, Midnight, Bitcoin, or the Cosmos networks. If a network has no market data, the token field on the product form says so when you try to save an address.Midnight
Midnight shows contract metadata and public contract activity. Participant-level detail is not published, because Midnight is built to keep activity private and that information is not publicly queryable. For the same reason, Midnight assets do not appear in profile collectibles.Reading the data
Every on-chain figure carries a coverage label and a time window. Read those before drawing conclusions.On-chain data and coverage
How to interpret coverage labels, activity windows, and source links.

