Treasury Dashboard

A dashboard aggregates token balances across multiple wallet addresses, smart contracts, and chains into a single unified view. It tracks native tokens, ERC-20s, and LP positions, calculating the Total Value Locked (TVL) in real-time using decentralized price oracles. This solves the problem of fragmented treasury visibility.

• Multi-chain Support: Consolidates data from Ethereum, L2s, Solana, etc.
• Automatic Price Feeds: Uses oracles like Chainlink for accurate valuation.
• Example: A DAO can see its combined holdings across its Gnosis Safe, staked ETH, and Uniswap v3 positions in one dashboard.

This feature provides a complete audit trail of all inflows and outflows from the treasury. It categorizes transactions (e.g., grants, payroll, investments) and monitors for large or anomalous transfers, serving as a critical tool for financial governance and transparency.

• Transaction History: Logs all on-chain transfers with timestamps and counterparties.
• Categorization: Tags payments to vendors, contributor compensation, or protocol revenue.
• Alerting: Can be configured to flag transactions above governance-approved thresholds.

Dashboards quantify the treasury's financial risks, primarily counterparty risk (exposure to specific protocols like Aave or Compound) and asset concentration risk (over-reliance on a single token like the project's native token). Advanced models may assess impermanent loss in LP positions or smart contract risk scores.

• Protocol Exposure: Shows percentage of assets deposited in lending pools, DEXs, or restaking protocols.
• Concentration Warnings: Highlights if over 50% of the treasury is in a volatile asset.
• Scenario Analysis: Models impact of significant market moves on treasury value.

Tracks all yield-generating activities and protocol revenue streams. This includes staking rewards, lending interest, trading fees from owned DEX pools, and other on-chain revenue. It calculates Annual Percentage Yield (APY) and projects future income based on current allocations.

• Yield Attribution: Breaks down which positions (e.g., stETH, Aave USDC) are generating returns.
• Revenue Dashboard: For protocols, visualizes fee income from product usage.
• Performance Metrics: Shows realized vs. unrealized gains and ROI on treasury deployments.

Maps the treasury's voting power across various governance systems (e.g., Compound, Uniswap, Snapshot). It displays delegated votes, pending proposals, and voting history. This is essential for organizations that use their treasury assets to participate in ecosystem governance.

• Power Consolidation: Shows total votable tokens across all linked addresses.
• Proposal Tracking: Lists active governance proposals relevant to held assets.
• Delegation Overview: Tracks which addresses or delegates hold voting rights for the treasury's tokens.

A critical financial metric for project sustainability. The dashboard calculates the runway—how long the treasury can fund operations at the current burn rate (monthly operational expenses). This involves forecasting based on stablecoin holdings, projected yields, and known liabilities.

• Expense Tracking: Integrates with payment systems to track outgoing fiat and crypto expenses.
• Multi-scenario Modeling: Shows runway under different market conditions and spending plans.
• Key Metric: Often expressed as "X months of runway" based on current treasury value and monthly burn.

The aggregate market value of all assets held in the protocol's official treasury wallets. This is the primary indicator of financial strength and runway.

• Calculation: Sum of (Asset Balance × Current Market Price) for all treasury holdings.
• Components: Typically includes native tokens (e.g., UNI, AAVE), stablecoins (USDC, DAI), and other crypto assets (wETH, wBTC).
• Example: A protocol with 10M UNI ($7 each) and 50M USDC has a Total Treasury Value of $120M.

An estimate of how long the treasury can fund ongoing operational expenses at the current burn rate before depletion, assuming only stablecoin assets are used.

• Formula: (Stablecoin Treasury Balance) / (Monthly Operational Expenses).
• Purpose: A key metric for financial sustainability and planning. A short runway may trigger governance proposals to reduce costs or raise capital.
• Interpretation: A 24-month runway is often considered healthy, while <12 months may raise concerns.

The breakdown of treasury holdings by asset type, revealing diversification, risk exposure, and treasury management strategy.

• Common Categories: Native Token, Stablecoins, Blue-Chip Crypto (BTC, ETH), LP Positions, Off-Chain Assets.
• Analysis: A high concentration in the native token carries price volatility risk. A diversified portfolio with significant stablecoins suggests a more conservative, risk-averse strategy.
• Dashboard View: Often displayed as a pie chart or table showing percentages and absolute values.

A record of treasury transactions over a defined period, tracking sources of revenue and categories of expenditure.

• Inflows (Revenue): Protocol fees, token sales, grants, investment yields.
• Outflows (Expenses): Developer grants, marketing, security audits, contributor compensation, liquidity incentives.
• Use Case: Enables transparent accounting and helps the community audit how funds are being generated and spent, a core tenet of decentralized governance.

Tracks locked or linearly releasing tokens allocated to teams, investors, or foundations that are not yet part of the liquid treasury.

• Importance: These are future liabilities that will dilute circulating supply and potentially impact token price when unlocked.
• Dashboard Feature: Typically shows unlock cliffs, vesting curves, and total amounts scheduled for release over the next 1-5 years.
• Related Metric: Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) incorporates these future tokens.

The portion of the treasury actively deployed in yield-generating strategies rather than held idly in wallets.

• Common Strategies: Providing liquidity in Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs), lending on money markets, staking in secure protocols, or investing via Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs).
• Metric Goal: To increase treasury value through risk-adjusted returns while maintaining necessary liquidity for operations.
• Risk: Exposure to smart contract risk and impermanent loss in liquidity pools.

With assets spread across Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, and other chains, modern dashboards aggregate cross-chain holdings.

• Unified balance sheet: Combining native tokens, bridged assets, and layer-2 holdings into a single view.
• Chain-specific metrics: Displaying gas fees, transaction volumes, and APYs per network.
• Bridge monitoring: Tracking assets in transit via bridges like Wormhole or LayerZero.
• Governance delegation: Managing voting power delegated across different blockchain governance systems.

Enterprises and funds use dashboards that connect directly to qualified custodians and institutional wallets.

• Custodian balances: Viewing assets held with providers like Coinbase Custody, Anchorage, or Fireblocks.
• Policy enforcement: Visualizing compliance with internal rules on asset allocation or withdrawal limits.
• Transaction approval workflows: Tracking the status of transfers requiring multi-party approval.
• Off-chain asset tracking: Incorporating traditional holdings or Real World Assets (RWAs) for a complete financial picture.