Portfolio

In the Portfolio section you can see all transactions executed via Spica for your wallet — buys, sells, and even failed attempts — so you always have the full story in one place.

Portfolio features

  • See balance & performance at a glance (24h / 7d / 30d).
  • Review every transaction Spica sent on your behalf, including status, gas fees and Jito tip.
  • Export CSV of the table for your own records.
  • Reclaim SOL that’s sitting in empty token accounts (explained below).

Transactions table

  • Timestamp (UTC) — When the transaction was executed.
  • Signature — Click to open in a block explorer.
  • Token — Asset involved in the trade.
  • Side — Buy / Sell.
  • Delta SOL / Delta Token — How much SOL or token moved.
  • Price (SOL) — Price paid per token in SOL.
  • PnL (SOL) & Return (%) — Realized outcome for that fill.
  • Gas Fees / Jito Tip — Network fee and Jito tip paid to speed up inclusion.

Use “Hide failed transactions” if you only want to see successful fills. Click Export CSV to download your transactions records.

Reclaiming SOL from empty token accounts

On Solana, every token you receive is held in a token account (usually an ATA — Associated Token Account). Creating a token account requires a small rent-exempt deposit in SOL. When that account becomes empty (balance = 0), the deposit stays there until the account is closed. Closing it returns that SOL to your wallet.

What “Reclaim” does

  • Spica scans your wallet for token accounts that:
    • belong to you,
    • have zero token balance, and
    • are safe to close (not delegated, not in use).
  • The Reclaimable amount shows the total SOL you can get back.
  • Press Reclaim to send the close instructions. You might see several small transactions, one per account.
  • Once confirmed, your SOL balance increases and Reclaimable drops to zero.

Is it safe? Yes — closing an empty token account only returns your rent deposit. If you receive that token again later, a fresh account will be created automatically and you’ll pay that rent again at that time.

When to reclaim

  • After some time using Spica with many tokens you no longer hold.
  • When “Reclaimable” shows a non-zero amount and you want to tidy up and free SOL.

Why some accounts can’t be closed

  • The account still holds tokens (not zero).
  • A delegate/authority is set or it’s currently in use.
  • The program type or state doesn’t support closure. Spica will skip these and reclaim what’s eligible.

Spica does not charge you to reclaim SOL from empty token accounts. Each transaction still incurs gas fees. Spica may also reclaim SOL from your empty token accounts periodically and refund the amount to your wallet.

Tips

  • Keep “Hide failed transactions” off when debugging — failures still cost fees and can explain PnL differences.
  • Use CSV export for taxes, journal, or a deeper dive in a spreadsheet.
  • Check this page periodically to reclaim SOL and keep things tidy.