Topic: Keeping track of price paid. (Read 413 times)
Thanks. I was wondering if I was missing something quite obvious!
use excel or a notepad
doesnt really call for a product
doesnt really call for a product
Personally the transactions between BTC and fiat I make are so few and far between that I don't really keep track of the exact price I pay (all I know is that it cost me a lot less than it is currently valued at) but I imagine you'd be able to do so primarily though a spreadsheet in Excel or other program. It would also make it easy to keep track of P/L.
Ok so this may be a stupid question but how do you guys keep track of what you have spent on each individual bitcoin purchase?
I have now bought one lot of bitcoins and one lot of litecoins. Obviously I know how much I paid for each but in the future I may forget, especially if I make hundreds of more purchases at different prices.
So how do you keep track of what you paid for each transaction? Otherwise surely you cannot work out the profit/loss?
Sorry If I am missing something completely obvious here and thanks for any help.
Jon
I have now bought one lot of bitcoins and one lot of litecoins. Obviously I know how much I paid for each but in the future I may forget, especially if I make hundreds of more purchases at different prices.
So how do you keep track of what you paid for each transaction? Otherwise surely you cannot work out the profit/loss?
Sorry If I am missing something completely obvious here and thanks for any help.
Jon
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