Understand RunixCoin’s Mainnet Native-Coin Rows

A native-coin row answers a narrower question than “what is everything in my wallet?” The inspected mainnet list requests native balances for an address; it is not a complete token portfolio.

Identify the rows and their units

The mainnet list is configured for Ethereum ETH, Polygon POL and Base ETH. Its balance requests use eth_getBalance with the latest block tag. Ethereum’s JSON-RPC reference defines this method as a native balance query with a raw result in wei. ERC-20 balances require token-specific inspection instead. The same ETH symbol on Ethereum and Base does not combine those networks’ holdings.

Interpret a missing token row correctly

Imagine a verified Base explorer shows USDC at the intended public address but RunixCoin’s native list shows only ETH. That observation is compatible with a native-only list; it does not establish that USDC disappeared. Record the chain, account and token contract, then inspect that token on the corresponding explorer. Do not send tokens elsewhere or approve a contract just to force a missing row to appear.

Keep unavailable and zero distinct

A loading label, request error or absent response does not establish a zero balance. Even a displayed number should be interpreted in the context of its account, network and refresh time. Compare a suspicious result with an independent explorer observation. If a provider or display disagrees, preserve the discrepancy rather than declaring that funds have been lost or that a particular balance has been verified.

Use the list for its actual purpose

For a useful troubleshooting note, state which native row you inspected, which network view was active and whether a response or an error appeared. Keep token balances in a separate part of the note. A native ETH amount may help you investigate a gas-budget question, but it does not verify a WETH input balance. The public Base WETH-to-USDC quote is a different feature, and neither a balance row nor an estimate establishes executable mainnet swaps.

References and verification

Reviewed 10 November 2026. Product details reflect inspected interface code; camera scanning, browser behavior and mainnet execution were not verified.