@hipstersmoothie
For Coinbase please check if you have the latest API version installed as described here: "Coinbase API issues" (https://cointracking.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/29000031012?lang=en)
Please keep in mind that all exchanges seems to be flooded these days and there might be delays providing data via API. We experience this e.g. for Binance.
Topic: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies - page 33. (Read 122619 times)
February 09, 2021, 05:26:26 AM
February 08, 2021, 05:45:08 PM
site is currently down, 502 bad gateway errors, will update this post if fixed
EDIT: nvm, likely transient
EDIT: nvm, likely transient
February 08, 2021, 01:30:16 PM
I'm having a lot of trouble importing a few new buys from coinbase. I've added/re-added the API import a few times and it looks like it ran but I get no new trades.
Is there a way to see a log of what is happening during the import? I wan't to verify what the API import is doing but cant. Everything else on my account is fine.
Is there a way to see a log of what is happening during the import? I wan't to verify what the API import is doing but cant. Everything else on my account is fine.
February 07, 2021, 08:12:16 AM
@asdsvsdf
Yes, we have it already on our improvement list. Thank you for your patience here.
Yes, we have it already on our improvement list. Thank you for your patience here.
February 07, 2021, 08:04:07 AM
feature request: In the current balances section of the dashboard, can you add an item to the dropdown for 'show 0 balances' to hide balances under a custom amount? for example, I would love to be able to hide all balances less than $10 USD.
Thanks!
Thanks!
February 01, 2021, 09:00:12 PM
@vampyz
You are welcome.
Yes, this is possible - if it is allowed within your country (tax laws).
You can summarize them manually per day/week/month/year to one entry and set a start data to your API job after you did that to avoid re-import of the deleted transactions.
You are welcome.
Yes, this is possible - if it is allowed within your country (tax laws).
You can summarize them manually per day/week/month/year to one entry and set a start data to your API job after you did that to avoid re-import of the deleted transactions.
Ah okay thank you! I wouldn't see why it wouldn't be allowed in my country (for tax purposes) since it would be the same amount whether its 1 transaction or multiple. Just trying to save money and not upgrading to get more transactions.
Thanks again for the help!
February 01, 2021, 02:08:56 PM
@Andreas
Great, thanks!
Great, thanks!
February 01, 2021, 07:10:44 AM
@bitdogg
We are working on this topic already. The withdrawal transaction is not needed. You need to delete those withdrawal transactions manually. Only the staking (income) transactions are needed. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
We are working on this topic already. The withdrawal transaction is not needed. You need to delete those withdrawal transactions manually. Only the staking (income) transactions are needed. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
February 01, 2021, 01:01:42 AM
Updates and Improvements
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- Staking import fix for the Kraken API
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- Staking import fix for the Kraken API
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I have been using the Kraken API for ages and just started staking recently. Each time a staking reward posts to my Kraken account I see 2 transactions in CoinTracking. One is a "Staking" type tagged to group "Kraken Staking" and the other is a "Withdrawal" type tagged to group "Kraken Ledger". Both transactions are the same amount so they net to zero. The most recent occurrence was yesterday 2021-01-30. I'm not sure if this issue is related to the fix above, but why is this extraneous "Withdrawal" transaction being imported? Thanks.
January 28, 2021, 05:28:20 AM
@vampyz
You are welcome.
Yes, this is possible - if it is allowed within your country (tax laws).
You can summarize them manually per day/week/month/year to one entry and set a start data to your API job after you did that to avoid re-import of the deleted transactions.
You are welcome.
Yes, this is possible - if it is allowed within your country (tax laws).
You can summarize them manually per day/week/month/year to one entry and set a start data to your API job after you did that to avoid re-import of the deleted transactions.
January 27, 2021, 08:18:21 PM
@Andreas thanks! That's what I figured for the Kraken question, but I appreciate the advice of adding a label to separate it.
For my 1 Kraken account, it gave me thousands of inputs due to it importing rollover fees, margin fee and margin profit. Would it be okay to make 1 input for each of those things instead of having hundreds of them? Meaning, for all the rollover fees I would add them all up, delete them and then make just one input for all of the rollover fees for a given year.
Would this work? I'd imagine it wouldn't affect my calculations.
Thank you
For my 1 Kraken account, it gave me thousands of inputs due to it importing rollover fees, margin fee and margin profit. Would it be okay to make 1 input for each of those things instead of having hundreds of them? Meaning, for all the rollover fees I would add them all up, delete them and then make just one input for all of the rollover fees for a given year.
Would this work? I'd imagine it wouldn't affect my calculations.
Thank you
January 27, 2021, 06:28:05 AM
@vampyz
Yes.
1. add API jobs for each - Coinbase and Coinbase PRO. And "Balance by exchange" is the report to check the "imported" balances vs. the Live (real) balances.
2. add API jobs for each account you have at Kraken. You can add a labels to each job to separate both within your reports.
Yes.
1. add API jobs for each - Coinbase and Coinbase PRO. And "Balance by exchange" is the report to check the "imported" balances vs. the Live (real) balances.
2. add API jobs for each account you have at Kraken. You can add a labels to each job to separate both within your reports.
January 27, 2021, 02:02:31 AM
Hello I had 2 quick questions. My first question is, for coinbase and coinbase pro, is there anything special I need to do when using the API to import everything? I read on reddit that they can do duplicate orders, but I also recently found that if you go to "Balance By Exchange" that you can see errors easier. Should I just do the API for both normally and then go to "Balance by exchange" to see if there's any coins that have positive or negative values?
My next question is, I currently use 2 Kraken accounts (since you cannot long and short at the same time, so 2 accounts are needed) so I assume I'd have to input the API for both correct?
Thanks! and sorry for the dumb questions,
Vampy
My next question is, I currently use 2 Kraken accounts (since you cannot long and short at the same time, so 2 accounts are needed) so I assume I'd have to input the API for both correct?
Thanks! and sorry for the dumb questions,
Vampy
January 25, 2021, 02:13:36 PM
@asdsvsdf
Yes we are already working on the black theme. It will be available within next 2 weeks latest. Thank you for your patience.
Yes we are already working on the black theme. It will be available within next 2 weeks latest. Thank you for your patience.
January 25, 2021, 12:23:31 PM
Just noticed the themes changed and the dark theme is now blue! Is there any way we could get the old black theme (I think this is Classic but Dark/Black) as an option again? Much prefer black over blue, thanks!
January 24, 2021, 10:35:18 AM
Thank you for your feedback. We add all this to our improvement list.
January 24, 2021, 07:46:01 AM
No point in separating Gemini imports by date, since all orders will have the same problem. It's really stupid for them to do it this way. I will have no choice but to turn off Gemini API imports.
Cointracking should add a feature that will allow the user to consolidate trades by selecting imported transactions and pressing combine, which would automatically calculate total cost and average price. You can use that as layer 2 data while still keeping the original data on your servers to avoid creating duplicates in future imports. Another way to make the customer's life easier would be to enable two views for the user: 1:1 import view and consolidated, i.e. "sane" view. Please pass this on to your product team.
Cointracking should add a feature that will allow the user to consolidate trades by selecting imported transactions and pressing combine, which would automatically calculate total cost and average price. You can use that as layer 2 data while still keeping the original data on your servers to avoid creating duplicates in future imports. Another way to make the customer's life easier would be to enable two views for the user: 1:1 import view and consolidated, i.e. "sane" view. Please pass this on to your product team.
January 24, 2021, 03:03:05 AM
We import them as the API of the exchange provides your data 1:1. So if an order is separated in fills then we import them separately as each of them has a unique tradeID.
You can combine those manually into one transaction if you wish while putting the sum of those into one transaction and then delete the others. To avoid re-imports please set a start date to your API job as described here: Create and delete API Import Job (https://cointracking.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/29000031154?lang=en)
Please create backup of your data beforehand and regularly as described here: Create backup, restore or export your account data (https://cointracking.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/29000031008)
You can combine those manually into one transaction if you wish while putting the sum of those into one transaction and then delete the others. To avoid re-imports please set a start date to your API job as described here: Create and delete API Import Job (https://cointracking.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/29000031154?lang=en)
Please create backup of your data beforehand and regularly as described here: Create backup, restore or export your account data (https://cointracking.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/29000031008)
January 23, 2021, 04:36:48 PM
Hello. My Gemini limit order (via API) is shown on CoinTracking as broken up in a huge number of transactions. Each fill is considered a separate transaction, which is kind of a bizarre way to do it. How do I combine these fills into a single transaction, per original order?
January 23, 2021, 09:07:05 AM
You are welcome and thank you for the great feedback.
I did check your case and added this into a test account, but everything is fine as it should.
If you set a custom price then the asset value will be calculated based on this. And this is shown on the gains page of course.
You can edit the asset value manually as outlined before you would see this reflected on the gains page as well.
We suggest to edit the asset value using the counterpart purchase/sell value and use the custom price in addition which reflects the current price of the non-listed asset.
I did check your case and added this into a test account, but everything is fine as it should.
If you set a custom price then the asset value will be calculated based on this. And this is shown on the gains page of course.
You can edit the asset value manually as outlined before you would see this reflected on the gains page as well.
We suggest to edit the asset value using the counterpart purchase/sell value and use the custom price in addition which reflects the current price of the non-listed asset.
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