Maneki Garden
Maneki Garden is a DeFi portfolio manager that tracks wallets, CEX accounts, and DeFi positions across 85+ blockchains in one dashboard.
What is Maneki Garden?
Maneki Garden is a DeFi portfolio manager that lets users track wallets, CEX accounts, and DeFi positions across 85+ blockchains from a single dashboard. It provides real P&L tracking with fees, rewards, and impermanent loss accounted for, along with labeled and organized transaction history across all connected sources. The platform scans 400+ yield pools across top protocols and builds personalized portfolio strategies matched to user-defined risk levels, preferred assets, and chains. Users can execute cross-chain swaps at the best rates, receive real-time Telegram alerts for APY drops, TVL changes, and depeg risk, and rebalance portfolios in one click. Maneki Garden is non-custodial — every transaction goes through the user's wallet for review and signing.
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