splits

Assets are now grouped by token instead of by chain.

Instead of keeping a manual/offchain mapping, right now we're just grouping by token symbol (w/ some price filtering). It's not perfect but should work for 90%+ of tokens, and the others we can handle on a case-by-case basis.

...we should probably have an "Other" grouping which contains all tokens worth <1% of assets. I don't really care about the long-tail.

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btw, just curious if the token is wrapped do you aggregate or keep it separate?

Yeah exactly. For a non-legit token to get grouped with legit ones, it would need to have enough volume for our pricing provider to register it. We'll cross that bridge if that becomes a problem.

Definitely could've over engineered this - h/t @w for the quick thinking and @rooh for the speedy implementation.

Great decision

For long-tail tokens, it's low ROI anyway, and you can reliably know what is the "canonical" asset representing USDC, USDT, etc on all of the blue chip chains