How it works

Openfields Home reads one wallet from the chain and shows it on one page. Any address can be viewed; only a connected wallet can act.

What the page shows

Total: Everything below added up at pool prices (Injective at its own market prices), less what is owed. Prices are references read from pools; they can lag and are not what a sale would bring. While a part is still being read, or cannot be read, the page says so under the total.
Where it is: The total place by place: the wallet, validators, Eris (ampLUNA and arbLUNA, and what is unstaking from either), Creda and Solid (what is lent less what is owed), Votion, TLA, pools and Injective, each with its share.
Held: Coins and listed tokens in the wallet. Other coins are counted and are on Openfields Scan.
Staked: LUNA staked with validators, rewards waiting, unstaking (21 days), and what is unstaking at Eris and its arbLUNA vault. A validator that is jailed or not in the active set earns nothing.
Lent and borrowed: Supplies and loans on Creda, and collateral and SOLID owed on Solid, with how far each loan is from liquidation.
Locked: Votion locks, TLA vote locks, TLA stakes and TLA ampLP, read after the rest, since it takes a few seconds. Most wallets do not list these.
Pools: Liquidity on Openfields Swap, Astroport and Skeleton Swap, staked LP included, with incentives waiting, read after the rest.
Votes: Governance proposals open now and whether this wallet has voted. Until a wallet votes, its validators’ votes count for its stake.
Injective: The same wallet’s account on Injective, another chain with another address (inj1…), when you show it: tokens, INJ staked with validators, rewards waiting, INJ unstaking and the exchange’s trading account, at Injective’s market prices. Any Injective address can be viewed.
Activity: Recent transactions. All of them are on Openfields Scan.

A row with an arrow opens to show its details. If a part cannot be read, the page says which, and the rest stays current.

What it can do

Send and receive coins and tokens on Terra.
Claim staking rewards and withdraw LUNA that Eris has unstaked.
Move a position to another wallet: a Votion lock, a TLA lock, stake or ampLP, or a supply on Creda.
Move everything to a new wallet, step by step.
Creda: withdraw, supply more, repay, switch whether a supply counts as collateral, switch e-mode on or off, and read how far prices can fall before liquidation. In e-mode, LUNA, ampLUNA, arbLUNA and Eris ampLP count for more as collateral and only LUNA can be borrowed; Creda refuses the switch while another loan is open, and Openfields Ask refuses one that would leave the loan’s health under 1.3.
Eris: stake LUNA, and see the ways out of ampLUNA and arbLUNA side by side (unstaking, for arbLUNA also at once, or selling now) before choosing one.
TLA ampLP taken out in one transaction: as the pool’s two tokens (or the token itself), or swapped into LUNA, USDC.inj, ampLUNA or one of the pool’s tokens, every way side by side first.
Collect everything waiting (staking rewards, finished unstaking, TLA rewards) in one transaction.
A routine: everything waiting collected, then up to four steps you choose (stake the LUNA with Eris, supply to Creda, repay a Creda loan), in one transaction. Each step takes what the steps before it produced, and a routine never borrows. It is saved in this browser and runs only when you press Run, from the ✦.

Those Creda, Eris, TLA and collect transactions are built by Openfields Ask’s engine, with the same checks as in Ask, and signed here. Openfields Ask keeps a loan’s health at 1.3 or more. Borrowing is done in Openfields Ask.

The ✦ in the corner lists what waits for this wallet (a loan to watch, LUNA ready at Eris, rewards) and takes a question to Openfields Ask. It never opens by itself.

Everything else is in the app made for it: swaps in Openfields Swap, staking with validators in Openfields Stake, voting in Openfields Gov, and everything on Injective (sending, staking INJ, claiming rewards, moving between Terra and Injective) in Openfields Ask, which opens with the request filled in.

How a transaction is shown

Code builds it from what you chose, using only messages checked on chain.
The chain simulates it as your address. If it would fail or not do what was asked, you get the reason instead.
You review it: what you receive or send, the network fee, anything to know, and the exact messages.
You sign it in your own wallet (Keplr), which shows the same messages.

The numbers are current for a short time, then it asks for fresh ones. Every transaction’s memo starts with “Openfields Home”, except a memo you type for an exchange, which goes as you typed it.

Wallet check

Phoenix’s v2.22 upgrade of 3 October 2026 lists the addresses the chain no longer lets sign: 450 wallets the exploit reached and 21 of the attacker’s. The check looks the address up on that list.

The exploit reached vesting accounts only, the genesis airdrop’s. For a vesting account the check also reads its last 100 transactions for a transfer to the attacker, and when it signed for the first time. The exploit’s window runs from the first transfer an attacker address received to the upgrade, both read from the chain. A vesting account that signed for the first time inside it is marked, since that signature may not have been its owner’s.

If the check marks your wallet, or you made it with Station Desktop before 2022, move everything to a new wallet made with a fresh seed phrase. LUNA that is unstaking cannot move until it is done. A wallet on the list can no longer sign, so nothing can be moved from it here.

Moving everything to a new wallet

You give the new address once and confirm it was made with a fresh seed phrase. Each step is one transaction you approve in this wallet: collection items, positions, a Solid loan (repaid here, minted again in the new wallet), staked LUNA (unstaked first, 21 days) and, last, the tokens, since every step before needs a little LUNA for its network fee. None of it can be undone, so check the new address before each approval.

Loop check

Shows which of five positions a wallet holds now: a LUNA pool in TLA, a supply and a stablecoin loan on Creda, a stablecoin pool in TLA, and $1,000 in Votion. It reads what is there, not how it got there, and changes nothing.

Fees

Openfields Home takes no fee for what it builds itself: sends, claims and moves. The Creda, Eris, TLA, collect and swap transactions built by Openfields Ask carry its fee when it has one, shown on the card as its own line before you sign. Every transaction pays a small network fee in LUNA. Eris, Creda, Solid, TLA and the pools charge their own.

Who is behind it

An independent Openfields project. Not an official Terra product, and not affiliated with Terraform Labs, Phoenix Foundation, Astroport, Eris, Creda, Solid or Keplr.