How to set custom balances that recalculate everything

Before you start

1. 1

   Open Manage Tokens

   Manage Tokens

   From the wallet home screen, open the token list and choose Manage Tokens. The screen opens on the Balances tab, which lists every token currently enabled with its amount in an editable field.

2. 2

   Find the token you want to change

   Search token name or symbol…

   Use the search field at the top and type a name or symbol — SOL, ETH, USDC — to filter a long list rather than scrolling it. Searching does not change what is enabled; it only narrows what you are looking at.

3. 3

   Type the quantity you want to hold

   Tap the amount field next to the token and enter the number of coins, not the dollar value. To land near a target, divide: for roughly $50,000 of SOL at a $180 price, enter about 278. Fractional amounts are fine and generally read as more credible than round numbers.

4. 4

   Repeat across the tokens you want visible

   Set every token you want on the screen before saving — the tab holds all your edits at once. Setting a token to 0 leaves it enabled but empty, which is how you hide a holding without removing the token entirely.

5. 5

   Save, and check the confirmation

   Save

   Tap Save. A Balances updated successfully toast confirms the write. Close the screen and the wallet home reflects the new figures immediately: portfolio total, per-token fiat values, and on the Exodus interface the allocation ring redrawn around the new weights.

The dollar value is nowhere near what I typed.

The field takes a token quantity, not a fiat amount. Typing 50000 next to SOL means fifty thousand SOL, not fifty thousand dollars. Divide your target by the token's current price and enter that.

My changes did not stick.

Edits apply on save, not as you type. If you closed the screen without tapping Save, they were discarded. Save and wait for the Balances updated successfully toast.

The portfolio total keeps drifting after I set it.

That is live pricing doing its job — quantities are fixed, prices are not. If you need a total that holds still for a screenshot, take it right after saving, or turn market price jitter off in Settings.

A token I want is not in the list.

It has not been imported yet. Search for it by name or symbol and import it — the custom token guide covers the full flow, including using your own logo for a token with no listed image.

The allocation ring looks wrong.

The ring weights by fiat value, not by token count. A large balance of a cheap token is a thin slice. Check the per-token dollar values rather than the quantities.