The CCTools Playbook

The Portfolio page pulls together every wallet you've connected, on Canton, EVM and Solana, and sums them in USD with a per-chain breakdown. That's the obvious part. What's less obvious: open any Canton wallet and you get its rewards history, transfers and P&L over time, and NFTs held in your EVM and Solana wallets show up in their own gallery.

The free plan covers one wallet per chain, 30 days of history and the first page of transfers and rewards. Pro raises that to five wallets per chain (15 in one portfolio), 90 days of history and P&L, and lifts the page limit on transfers and rewards. That matters if your holdings are spread across several parties, for example a treasury split across multiple wallets.

Under Ecosystem → Compare you can put up to three projects side by side: CCTools score, upvotes, views, X followers, open source, token, audit, funding, team size and, for validators and Featured Apps, their CC rewards and on-chain role.

This is the tool you open before:

Deciding which of two competing DEXes to LP into.
Choosing between similar RWA tokenization vendors.
Screening two infra projects to integrate with.

Sign in and you can save any comparison as a named view, then reopen it later from Saved views.

The Governance page follows Canton governance in one place: the proposals, how each Super Validator voted, and the SV price consensus. Most proposals are routine, but some change how the network runs, so it pays to check it while a vote is open.

The News hub collects Canton-related coverage in one feed, including stories found through Google News and posts from the official Canton Network blog.

CCTools awards badges for specific achievements, such as Streak Starter (a 7-day login streak), Comparator (using Compare on three different days), Governance Watcher (visiting the Governance page on five different days) and Multi Wallet (a connected wallet on each of Canton, EVM and Solana). Each badge adds a one-time XP boost and stays on your profile.

XP measures activity and never decays. It climbs your level from 1 to 50, and some actions unlock with level: upvoting ecosystem projects needs level 4, and curation votes need level 15. The XP guide lists every action and what it's worth.

Every CCTools user has a referral link tied to their account, on the Referral page. When someone joins through your link, they get a short list of starter tasks (a two-day streak, adding a wallet, a few upvotes) that earn them XP. Once they finish those tasks and reach Level 4 through their own activity, you get +25 XP.

Referrals also unlock badges as they add up: Evangelist at 3 qualified referrals, Influencer at 10, Ambassador at 25, and more beyond that. Only referrals who reach Level 4 count, so the reward follows real activity rather than signups.

Two tools worth knowing about: the Tracker lets you inspect any Canton party directly on CCTools, and Governance shows SV votes as they come in.

New features and changes are announced on @cantontools. If something in this playbook changes, we update the guide.