Snapshot of a single wallet's token holdings on a specific chain — list of every token currently held with
name, symbol, current price, 24h price change, and holding quantity.
Use when the user provides an explicit wallet address (or says "my wallet") and wants the current portfolio:
"what does 0x... hold", "wallet balance breakdown", "list positions for this address",
"what tokens are in this wallet", "show me the holdings of <address>".
Installation
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Snapshot of a single wallet's token holdings on a specific chain — list of every token currently held with
name, symbol, current price, 24h price change, and holding quantity.
Use when the user provides an explicit wallet address (or says "my wallet") and wants the current portfolio:
"what does 0x... hold", "wallet balance breakdown", "list positions for this address",
"what tokens are in this wallet", "show me the holdings of <address>".
metadata
{"author":"binance-web3-team","version":"2.0"}
Query Address Info Skill
Overview
This skill queries any on-chain wallet address for token holdings, supporting:
List of all tokens held by a wallet address
Current price of each token
24-hour price change percentage
Holding quantity
When to Use This Skill
User intent
Command
List a wallet's token holdings with price and 24h change
offset is required on every call — including the first page. Pass 0 to fetch the first page; increment for subsequent pages. Omitting it causes an upstream validation error.
Pagination: repeat with increasing offset until data.list is empty or shorter than the page size.
Icon URL prefix: icon is a relative path (e.g., /images/web3-data/public/token/logos/xxxx.png). Prepend https://bin.bnbstatic.com to render.
Numbers as strings: price, percentChange24h, remainQty are strings — convert to numbers before arithmetic.
Full CLI Reference
See references/cli.md for per-subcommand invocations, parameter tables, return-field tables, and real response samples.