Track your API rate limit usage across all configured APIs
Re-materializes the portfolio chart data from engine events and off-chain snapshots. Use this if the chart is missing data or showing incorrect values.
Re-indexes blockchain data from genesis for selected chains. Use this to fill in historical portfolio data that predates your tracker installation.
Fetches full transaction history from your connected exchanges and stores it locally for analytics.
View and manage application caches to optimize performance and reclaim disk space
Cached logo URLs for Cardano native tokens
Base64-encoded NFT images for offline display
Cached floor prices for NFT collections
Historical portfolio value snapshots (keeps last 7 days)
Cached responses from external APIs
These actions cannot be undone. Use with caution.
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Restarts the FastAPI/uvicorn process. The UI will briefly disconnect then reconnect. All background tasks will restart.
Gracefully reboots the entire container including nginx and all processes. Takes ~10-15 seconds.
No certificate configured.
Generate a self-signed certificate or upload your own to enable HTTPS.
These warnings are expected for self-signed certificates and don't indicate a security problem for local development.
Export your ABCT configuration to a JSON file that can be imported later. This includes wallets, API keys, custom tokens, and settings. You can use this to migrate to a new installation or recover from data loss.
This exports ALL your API keys in plain text!
Use this ONLY for migrating to a new server. For regular backups, keep API keys in your password manager instead.
This export includes all API keys from your .env file:
.env file in project rootUpload a previously exported .env file to import API keys directly into the database. This is the easiest way to migrate keys to a new server.
Importing will modify your ABCT configuration. Always preview before importing. In "replace" mode, ALL existing data will be deleted first.
Preview updates as you adjust settings
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