Topic: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies - page 58. (Read 122389 times)

When doing a bulk import of trades, how does CT determine how much the coins you are buying/selling are worth from that date/time?  It doesnt seem to want to know the coins 'then' value in USD/BTC/ETH. Does it look it up separately?

Hi, can you please add DLT coin? Thanks. It is on binance.

It works fine its just the data structure that it requires does not match up with the way transactions are exported from cryptobridge

Why manual import isn't working?

Does anyone have a spreadsheet that would allow the user to import the CSV export from cyrptobridge into one tab and than another tab would import that data and restructure it to meet the cointracking csv import?

So love hate relation to cointracking.. love it because it could be so great and hate it due to slow support and what seems to be bugs and more bugs.


So issue is that my tax report has to be done in ~10 days and the site won't calc it right and also data is missing of course due to binance not saving data more than 3 months which is just so bad it's nuts.

It seems some deposits to coinbase is giving me warning and tax is also calculated on them, i tried to change them to a deposit from a trade but that gave me even more warnings instead.
It also says i still got btc on bittrex and binance but there is nothing of that on them except a few satoshi.

I paid for the best subscription on the site just to get help with the taxes but so far it's not helping much.. so anyone got any ideas?

Please check the "Enter Coins" page and filter by "Kraken".
You will see, that several trades, withdrawals and deposits have been imported.
But as mentioned on the API page, Kraken has a strong API call limit, that's why it has only imported your trades of the last days.
To get ALL your trades into CoinTracking, you will have to import your Kraken CSV file for an initial import.
This only has to be done once and will just take 2 minutes. The API will do the rest in the future and will import all new transaction

I'm trying to connect integration with Bitfinex via API.
Entered the api and secret, it connects, but does not load any data from the account.
There are not transactions, not balance.
How to solve this?

Our primary support page is https://cointracking.freshdesk.com.
The fact that we are available on bitcointalk is an additional service.

1. You can change the data via Bulk Edit on the "Enter Coins" page.
2. This would be a "[Out]Spend"



We only view the data in support cases and do not resell or use it for other purposes. You don't have to use our service if you don't want to.


It's https://chainz.cryptoid.info/



This feature will be imported in the next 3 weeks.

Hi, I have a problem with CEX and the automatic import of orders that are canceled when partially filled.

It is as if the re-credit of the unused difference in the original currency was not managed.

https://imgur.com/a/I8xDV

On CEX when I started there was $ 12900, I can also attach the csv of the USD-BTC orders.

Thanks for your job, is AWESOME!

I have an issue with my Coinbase API.  It does not run automatically and says "key invalid" in red.
However if I click the check now button with works without issue. 

Can someone help me? 
Should i just create a new API key?

thanks

I have another feature request, which I had been meaning to put in, but you beat me to it, sort of. You changed the interface so that if the balances need to be recalculated, you put up a dialog asking the user to push the button. My idea was to have CT do something more automatic. Here's why:  As long as the user is changing the table by manual entry or import, CT should do no recalculating. But as soon as the user asks for a display of the data in any form, except the Data Input Table, CT should check to see whether anything has changed since the last recalculation (which you have always been doing) and if it's needed, just go ahead and recalculate and display the same progress bar that you do now.

Here's why I say that. If I have been adjusting transactions, or putting them in. When I want to see what happened to the results, i will most commonly ask to see the Balance by Exchange report because it gives the sort of sub-totals I want to be sure line up with what is at the exchanges and/or wallets. But here's the thing: I already know a) that I made changes, and b) that to check them, recalculations have to be done. So why ask me? By adjusting and entering transactions and then asking for a report, I know that such action will require a recalculation, so just do it! Smiley

+1 Came here to ask this.  Love your site, recommend it to every crypto trader I know.  PLEASE get ahold of the "best available Multi-Blockchain-API" and get them to add NEO.  Unfortunately this has not been offered for so long if one of your competitors begins to offer a similar feature set with NEO, and it's only a matter of time before that happens, I will have to take my business and referrals to them. 

is there a roadmap for this product withfuture planned informations?n thanks guys

Hi,

I have a doubt regarding cost base. I created a trade (In) for X coins from an ico. After that imported data via API of an exchange where I transferred coins from this ico and made several operations. The problem is that the cost base of the trades in the exchange is not the ico cost, it is considering the market price when the deposit was made in the exchange. How can I fix this?

When will NEO wallets be supported? There are free services, like Coin Stats, that supports more wallet imports than your service, which cost me a substantial amount of money.

Please advise.

I understand if a user was just doing an occasional buy and hold trade it wouldn't be that big a deal to add the "lost" balance BNB adjustment for EACH trade recording the time of the trade, but many of your users are doing automated trades as well which can easily number in the thousands and it is VERY tedious manually recording these adjustments for EACH trade. This is a BIG problem!

I also would very much like to know the answer to this question! If a user bought and sold 1 LTC for 99 USDT with 1 USDT fee each trade, which of the two formulas below does CoinTracking do?...

Sell 1 LTC -> Trade | Buy 98 USDT | Sell 1 LTC | Fee 1 USDT <- Placeholder field not included in calculations other than Fees page.

Buy 1 LTC -> Trade | Buy 1 LTC | Sell 100 USDT | Fee 1 USDT <- Placeholder field not included in calculations other than Fees page.

Possible formula A -> Gain

     = ((Sell price - Sell fee) - (Buy price + Buy fee)) / (Buy price + fee)

     = ((99 - 1) - (99 + 1)) / (99 + 1)

     = (98 - 100) / 100 = -2% Gain

Possible formula B -> Gain

     = (Sell price - Buy price) / (Buy price)

     = (99 - 99) / (99) = 0 / 99 = 0% Gain

So which is it... formula A or formula B?

Hi,

I just bought a 2 years Pro upgrade for Cointracking.

Look like the best out there to track all those trades with all the coins and exchanges but still need some improvements in the import process it seems.

I just spent 2 days trying to figure out why my balance are not like they should. One thing I suspect is that when importing from the exchange, Cointracking sometimes include the fee in the cost amount (like for Coinbase) and sometimes not (like for Bitstamp).

I could balance Coinbase but now I am trying to balance Bitstamp. On bitstamp my XRP are ok, but my BTC are not (fees for XRP are in USD but fees for BTC are in BTC). I have a 0.05 balance on Bitstamp but Cointracking show me a 0.03958308 BTC balance. So some are missing. I am suspecting problems with the Fees. I just imported the .csv from bitstamp (Export ALL).

Also I saw this on the cointracking doc: https://cointracking.freshdesk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/29000018276-missing-fees-in-the-tax-report
"Missing Fees in the Tax-Report Modified on: Thu, 11 Jan, 2018 at 3:12 PM At the moment, the fee values are not deducted from your gains in the Tax-Report. You can easily find them on the "Trading Fees" page and subtract them yourself from your total gains."

I don't understand that one, since the Fees are supposed to always be included in the cost of each trade (see: "Please note that the purchase and sale values displayed on CoinTracking already include all fees. (https://cointracking.freshdesk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/29000007202-entering-fees)")
So if the fees are included in the purchase price, the gain or lost would automatically take account of those right? If we do like they say and substract all the fee from the total gain result of the tax report we would be substracting them twice no???