Summary
NEAR's ecosystem is growing fast, and users are starting to have a plethora of different assets and balances, requiring multiple tools and webpages to keep track of them.
Intended Outcome
As a wallet user, I want to know at a glance which asset I own and whether they have value or not, such that I can see my portfolio without leaving the wallet interface.
This feature will keep wallet users more engaged and active, increasing the frequency of interaction with their assets and the connected applications.
How will it work?
On one hand, the wallet will need backend functionalities to search/add/remove NEAR assets to the main interface, working closely with explorer and indexer APIs.
On the other, a renovated user interface will put more accent to the wallet balance as a composition of multiple assets - instead of the traditional approach of showing only the "liquid balance"
Summary NEAR's ecosystem is growing fast, and users are starting to have a plethora of different assets and balances, requiring multiple tools and webpages to keep track of them.
Intended Outcome As a wallet user, I want to know at a glance which asset I own and whether they have value or not, such that I can see my portfolio without leaving the wallet interface.
This feature will keep wallet users more engaged and active, increasing the frequency of interaction with their assets and the connected applications.
How will it work? On one hand, the wallet will need backend functionalities to search/add/remove NEAR assets to the main interface, working closely with explorer and indexer APIs. On the other, a renovated user interface will put more accent to the wallet balance as a composition of multiple assets - instead of the traditional approach of showing only the "liquid balance"