Multi Asset Basket

The Multi Asset Basket tool consolidates multiple holdings into one TRY-based view so users can read total value without switching between separate calculators.

People use it to understand concentration across assets, compare contribution by instrument, and test what-if scenarios before rebalancing decisions.

USD, EUR, GBP, and CHF inputs represent nominal holdings. Each input is converted to TRY using the selected date reference rate.

Fiat FX rates are sourced through the Frankfurter/ECB pipeline. Gram-gold is currently manual in this tool because a single production-grade live-gold source and fallback policy is not locked yet.

Core logic is `asset_amount x TRY_rate` per asset, then summing all converted values. The result is the basket total in TRY.

The calculator also shows each asset's share in total value. This helps interpret whether portfolio behavior is diversified or dominated by a single component.

Total TRY output is an analytical snapshot derived from entered nominal values and selected rates, not a final accounting statement or settlement amount.

Read asset contribution cards together with the total. If one line drives most of the basket, risk concentration may be higher than expected.

Example input: 5,000 USD, 3,000 EUR, 1,000 GBP, 2,000 CHF, and 50 grams of gold. The tool converts each line and reports one consolidated TRY total.

If a higher manual gold price is entered, gold weight can dominate the basket. That practical signal is useful when deciding whether to rebalance allocation.

This tool is valuable when portfolio data is fragmented across currencies and instruments; it creates one operational baseline for quick analysis.

Outputs are not financial or investment advice. Before any final transaction, verify with official institutions, licensed professionals, and up-to-date market data.