Topic: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies - page 65. (Read 122902 times)

Man, I'm a fan of CoinTracking, but it's time they step up their game. I became a Pro member in December when Blockfolio seemed to be their only competitor. As I started doing more and more trades, Blockfolio became unmanageable, so when I learned about CoinTracking and it's advanced analytics features + API support, it seemed exactly what I was looking for. That was only 3 months ago. Since then, many new competitors have sprung up, and they are offering a lot more functionality and productivity for much lower prices. Some of them get new updates every single week. Meanwhile, CoinTracking hasn't had any noticeable updates or new features at all in the last 3 months (just take a look at their 'Updates and New Features' page and you'll see how empty it is). Why are BNB fees still not calculated properly? Why is there no API support for OKEX, the biggest exchange in the world? Why are some imported coins not given the correct ticker automatically (like BCC->BCH and NEB->NEBL on Binance)? Why are minuscule negative balances like -$0.01, which are almost always a result of not properly calculated fees, not automatically recognized as 0, so these weird balances can be hidden on the balance pages? Most of this stuff seems to be very easy automate. I was very enthusiastic about CoinTracking in the beginning, but now I'm using it less and less, because every time I import from an exchange, whether it's through CSV or an API, there are so many errors that I have to identify and solve, that it's actually a lot faster to just type my balances correctly into an Excel sheet with a connection to CMC. So far I'm disappointed in my purchase, but my subscription still has 9 months left, so I hope they come up with some good stuff in the upcoming months.

I would also like to see ETC added to cointracking.info.  The Ethereum Classic Blockkchain is a multibillion dollar market cap and has been in operation for nearly 18 months now.  Please add ETC today, (I am an Ultimate member and desparate, actually to complete my taxes).  The poster above has already shared with you good resources to get you started.

I’d like to request the addition of a feature to support the import of ETC wallets similar to what you have with ETH wallets.

The free API at https://api.gastracker.io/v1/addr/{ETC address}/transactions provides for an easy way to get all ETC transactions associated with an ETC wallet address. It is described at http://help.gastracker.io/support/solutions/articles/36000000899-list-of-transactions-api

Alternately, Gastracker also provides a public RPC endpoint compatible with Ethereum Web3. You can use it from https://web3.gastracker.io as described at http://help.gastracker.io/support/solutions/articles/36000000934-public-json-rpc-api

Hey Guys - I tried to figure out if there were separate threads for different Cointracking topics, but it seems everything is lumped into one giant thread. Apologies if I missed something.

I'm trying to figure out the tax report, and not sure how to get over the first hurdle. Let's say I'm a California resident, and am in the 33% federal tax bracket.
Federal capital gains is taxed at 33% for short term gains, but the long term rate drops to 25% I believe.
There is no change at the state level - both short and long term gains are taxed at the same level as income tax, so 33%.

Cointracking only allows for one entry for short term, and one for long term.
I'm guessing I'm not the only one in this boat.
How are other people handling this?

Thanks!

Does CT support connecting to to multiple accounts on a single exchange for the API import?

i.e. if I have multiple accounts on Binance (for example) can I use the API import for both of them?

I've been using the 'Bitcoin Address and Wallet Import' area to just dump public addresses for it to import. It works like 90% of the time- the other 10% it seems to just not process the job, so it just sits there doing nothing... forcing me to delete and re-create the job, or in the cases where the public address contains more than 50 transactions, the job just processes the latest 50 and just stops. I end up with partially imported transactions, so I have a blockchain explorer window open side by side to verify the transaction number I'm expecting and compare it directly to how many were imported by CoinTracking.

Has anyone else run into this? Should I just leave the jobs that processed the 50 out of 50+ transactions and it will process the rest? Or is deleting the job (and partially imported transactions) the only way around this?