SVINOOH VS · DEBANK
A DeBank alternative for more than EVM
DeBank is the reference for EVM DeFi, and it is free — but its chain list is EVM only: no Solana, no TRON, no Bitcoin. svinooh counts those three next to every EVM network, in one portfolio that is private by default.
Where the two differ
On an EVM address the two show a similar picture. svinooh's case is everything around it: one portfolio that mixes EVM wallets with Solana, TRON and Bitcoin addresses; visibility you choose — private by default, shareable by link, public only if you list it; and Telegram alerts when an LP leaves its range, a health factor sinks, or a TRON delegation unlocks.
DeBank's own strengths are real: unusually wide EVM protocol coverage and a social layer built on public wallet profiles. If everything you own is EVM and a public profile suits you, it remains a fine free choice — plenty of people run both.
Side by side
DeBank's chain list checked against its public API on September 5, 2026 — 72 chains, all EVM. Details can change; svinooh is not affiliated with DeBank.
Questions, answered
Is DeBank really EVM-only?
As of September 2026 its public chain list contains 72 networks and every one of them is EVM — no Solana, TRON or Bitcoin entry. That is the gap svinooh closes.
Which sees more DeFi positions on EVM?
Coverage on EVM is comparable — svinooh aggregates from the major position indexes rather than keeping its own protocol list, and refines concentrated-liquidity and lending positions with on-chain reads. Outside EVM there is no comparison to make: DeBank stops, svinooh keeps counting.
Does svinooh have DeBank’s social features?
No. svinooh has no profiles, follows or feeds — it shows positions, not people. Nothing about a portfolio’s owner is ever public, which is the opposite of a social product and deliberately so.
Can I run both?
Yes, and many people should: DeBank for EVM research and its social graph, svinooh for the one portfolio that also holds your Solana, TRON and Bitcoin — with alerts watching it.