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Moin Dario,
bin seit kurzer Zeit bei Cointracking, find ich richtig gut. Auch wir ihr mit Vorschlägen und Meinungen umgeht, mega!
Ich fänd auf der Seite Aktuelle Bilanz eine Angabe des Nettopreises ganz cool. Hat man direkt ne Übersicht wo man hoffentlich im + ist.
Dank Dir und viele Grüße
Gooz
Hi@ Gooc, danke für dein Feedback. Es freut uns wirklich sehr das zu hören. Ich nehme deinen Vorschlag gerne auf. Wir werden eine potenzielle Integration durchsprechen und entscheiden ob es für den Service Sinn macht. Vielen Dank für den Vorschlag. Beste Grüße, Keven |
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An einigen Stellen im Forum habe ich gelesen, dass sich bei Zinserträgen die Haltefrist auf 10 Jahre erhöht (sofern man ZInserträge innerhalb des ersten Jahres hat). Das hätte man zum Beispiel wenn man innerhalb des ersten Jahres Lisk Forging betreibt. Wenn das stimmt wäre eine Möglichkeit im Steuerreport sinnvoll einzelne Coins auf 10 Jahre Haltedauer zu ändern, so dass die Trades auch noch nach einem Jahr als Short gelten. Ist so eine Funktion geplant?
Hi @Skerberus, vielen Dank, dass du uns darauf hinweist. Wir gehen dem auf jeden Fall auf den Grund und wenn sich ausmachen lässt, dass dies den Tatsachen entspricht, werden wir natürlich versuchen eine entsprechende Lösung zu finden. Beste Grüße, Keven |
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Ein 24h Change in der P&L Übersicht wäre knorke.  Hey @Drozkid, vielen Dank für deinen Vorschlag. Wir nehmen das gerne mal auf und sehen ob diese Integration eine größere Nachfrage hat und somit eine Implementierung Sinn macht. Das kann allerdings einige Zeit in Anspruch nehmen. Beste Grüße, Keven |
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Hallo an alle,
momentan scheint es es Probleme mit dem Preis von IOTA zu geben.
Wir arbeiten momentan verstärkt daran und hoffen es so schnell wie möglich beheben zu können.
Vielen Dank für eure Geduld.
Beste Grüße,
Keven
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We are sorry guys,
at the moment there seem to be big problems with IOTA and our price is not correct.
We are currently working on that and we just wanted to let you know.
Please have patience. We hope we are able to fix it as soon as possible.
Thank you.
Beat regards,
Keven
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Dario & Kevin,
I ran into issues when I sold all BTC and ETH because I had errors related to the ShapeShift transactions I didn't keep good records on. These errors caused the balances to be negative, which, as you know, CT can't deal with, so it showed realized gains at zero and losses at zero. To try to figure out the errors, I decided to use the "Double Entry List" report. Doing this actually helped me find the gross errors, but the totals still didn't match what I expected.
While doing this, I noticed that the Double Entry List pulls Fees out of the Fee column and puts it as an "Out" transaction. This means that if I add up all the Ins and Outs for a particular currency, I get a different answer than the Remaining Amount that shows on the Realized/Unrealized page. So, I thought if I just strip out all the Out transactions for fees that I would get a total quantity by currency from the Double Entry List that would match the quantities in the Remaining Amount column of the Realized and Unrealized Gains page.
Unfortunately, it didn't turn out that way. The totals from the Double Entry List (without Fees) is almost always an amount lower than the amount reported on the Realized Gains and Losses page. It's usually a small amount - just a fraction of a coin. But with BTC, the totals disagree by 0.25 BTC, which at today's prices is a pretty hefty difference how much is being reported.
You might be wondering how I got the numbers. I started with the raw output from the Double Entry List and then filtered out all the fee transactions and deleted them. Next, I downloaded the Realized Gains and Losses spreadsheet. I transposed it so that the totals and currency symbols go across the page instead of down. Then I wrote Excel formulas to only extract data into a column if the symbol matched the cell containing the symbol from the Realized Gains and Losses sheet. The formulas looked for In or Out in the transaction type and changed all the Out transactions to a negative number. Next, I calculated a running total and it's that total that I compared with the amouts from the Remaining Amount column. So, in essence, I wound up with a spreadsheet with the transactions running down the page on the left with all the symbols running across the page. Each column in that array only contains transactions that relate to that column's symbol and all the Out transactions are negative quantities.
It seems to me that the quantity from the Gains and Losses page should match the sum of all non-Fee transactions for that currency, and they don't. What am I missing?
Steve
Sorry for the "book".
The book continues... I did some more digging on this and what I have found is that the Double Entry List (minus the Fee entries) either matches exactly with a tally of the wallet totals for that currency or very, very close. On BCN, I had a transaction where I moved BCN from a miner to the "Main" wallet and then decided to create a "Miner" wallet and move those funds over. I end up with a discrepancy of ZERO between the IN?OUT totals and the wallet totals. But the total from the Realized and Unrealized page doesn't account for the coin moved to the "Miner" wallet AT ALL. Similarly, with BTC where I had a discrepancy of over .25 BTC when comparing the IN/OUT total to the Realized and Unrealized page where the difference between the IN/Out total and the actaul wallet values is .0003147 BTC or about 75 cents. With BTS, the error is the opposite of that found in BCN. Here the Realized and Unrealized total is overstating the available balance, where the difference between what the wallets say I have and the In/Out totals is off by .01213 BTS or 0.4 cents. Anyway, I hope you see that the In/Out totals (excluding Fees) agrees very closely with what is in the wallets and the totals from the Realized and Unrealized Gains page does not. Steve Hey Steve, ok, thank you for going into this. We have to check your statements in detail and this could take a while, since there is a lot of stuff to do at the moment. Please have patience. Thank you. Best regards, Keven |
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@ Dario, You are welcome. 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! Thanks, Steve Hey Steve Thanks again for your suggestion. I just put it on the todo list and we will talk about it. Wish you good investings. Best regards, Keven |
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Feature Request:
When setting up the automatic imports for BTC and ETH as well as the other Alt Coins, it would be very helpful if you provided a free format "Description" field. I got an email that said I got a deposit in BTC to xyz wallet. The problem is, I had no idea which BTC wallet the import was set up on or where the transaction came from. i had to do some digging to figure out it came from a miner. With a notes/description field, that could have been avoided.
Thanks,
Steve
Hey Steve, as you know we really appreciate your suggestion and feature requests. I´ll put this on our todo list as well as your other ideas. Thanks for contributing. Happy Tracking. Greetings, Keven |
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This looks like a really cool project, I usually avoid this type of thing because of privacy concerns, well that and coin security. What kind of personal info is shared and with whom using this service? Thanks
Hey @Liquid71, thanks for your question. We understand such concerns and take special care about it. I want to give you some points on our security activities. - All data is stored secure and only on our own server, plus it will stay there. - All databases are protected and completely shielded. - User data is stored fully encrypted. - The whole website is running on a SSL certification base. - All data we delete, is deleted directly and forever. No data is left behind. - You can register completely anonymous, nothing of your personal data is required. - All user statistics are calculated without personal details. To name just a few security features. Hope this is going to help you. Also @sgjenks01 thanks a lot for submitting an answer. Best regards, Keven |
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Looks like a great platform, would of been better than the old excels  Hey @Tap Project, thank you for the compliment. We try our best to make our platform as useful as even possible. We are working on it every single day. And yes, it´s probably a lot easier than the old excel files for most of the people. Wish you happy tracking. Best regards, Keven |
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How can I import my XRP address from my hard wallet? There is no 'XRP' ticker in the list of altcoin wallets...
Hi @moftkhor, thank you for asking about this. Currently we are not able to add XRP as a wallet import, because we are working with a Multi-Blokchain-API and we mostly track data from there. Unless you can name a Blockchain-API source we could implement, where this Coin is already added. In this case we would try to start an integration. However, we hope the Multi-Blokchain-API is going to add this Coin soon. For now you could use our bulk importers or the manual import. Kind regards, Keven |
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I just tested cointracker and i think it's a pretty awsome piece of work when it comes to cointracking and taxes. Thank you very much, i'm really thinking about going Pro when i figured out the last little tricks Currently i'm sturggling on how to correctly enter future trades in a manner where they correctly get processed for the tax report. Example 1 How would i enter a okc quaterlies long trade with 10x leverage Day 1open long position of 100BTC leveraged 10x (using 10BTC of my balance) Day 2close long with P/L of lets say 2BTC Example 2 How would i enter a okc quaterlies short trade with 10x leverage Day 1open short position of 100BTC leveraged 10x (using 10BTC of my balance) Day 2close short with P/L of lets say 2BTC With the short i'm selling BTC that i didnt buy prior to the trade, resulting in cointracker complaining that my balance is messed up at that trade. Hi @lofydf, thanks for your question. You are right, you have margin trades in your account before you even bought the Cryptocurrency. Because of these circumstances you have warnings coming up. Currently there is no solution for CT to show running margin trades. We are currently working on a method, so this becomes easier to handle and more efficient. This could probably take a few weeks to implement. Over the next time we try to integrate more tools especially to make everything easier for traders. Please be patient while we are working on a solution. Thank you very much. Best regards, Keven |
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Dario,
I have worked with CT a LOT during the past several days and have learned some things the hard way that I wish I could have read about instead. Perhaps you could create a “READ THIS FIRST” file. I think it would cut down on questions here in BitCoinTalk and also improve user experience.
Hey again @sgjenks01, I wanted to say thank you for going into so many details and the work you put into this. It shows you understand our software very well. I like the idea of a “READ THIS FIRST” file, we are going to talk about it and if that would be a good way to improve the user experience on our website. Nice idea. Most of the things are either already mentioned in the FAQs, the descriptions or the documentation, but maybe to read about them bundled before starting is a good thing. Also thanks for your ideas and suggestions. I pick them up. We will take every single one very serious and we are going to talk about a possible integration. Your contribution is really much appreciated and we are proud to have such active users like you. This helps us to become better every day.  Enjoy the day. Greetings, Keven Update: I just read your problem with filtering the bulk deletion. Please be sure you picked an option in the upper section of the Pop-up window. Otherwise nothing can be filtered. Please read the text below. Hope this solves the problem. |
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I tried to edit a job in the Alt Coin import area because i had two addresses and transactions for DASH and noticed that I could include both addresses in one job, but when I clicked on edit, it brought up the details of the job, but no way to edit them.
Thanks,
Steve
Hi @sgjenks01 thanks for your question. Please create two seperate jobs if you have two seperate adresses. This could be the cause of the error. If you do this, it should solve your problem quickly. Please try it and let me know if it worked. Best regards, Keven |
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Ist es eigentl. irgendwie möglich Gebühren für Trades über Cryptopia zu importieren oder muss man das immer händisch für jeden Trade nachziehen, da die CSV von Cryptopia das nicht unterstützt? Bei Kraken, Polo und Co klappt das ja zum Glück automatisch über die API. Und wie handhabt man es am Besten, wenn man z.B. seine Coins in die Wallet und wieder zurück schickt? Dann verringert sich der Bestand ja durch die TX-Gebühren. Würde man in diesem Falle den Transfer zur Wallet als Auszahlung und einen Transfer von der Wallet zu einer Börse im erweiterten Modus erfassen inkl. Gebühren? Waves Import wäre übrigens knorke, ich denke die DEX von denen wird noch gigantisch populär werden. Und wie sollte man Airdrops und Rewards bei bestimmten Coins am Besten erfassen? Bei Waves kriegt man ja z.B. fast täglich irgendwelche neuen Coins etc. ins Portfolio gebucht. Bei Byteball habe ich es so gehandhabt, dass ich jeden Drop für 0 BTC Kosten als Kauf erfasst habe. Hi @Drokzid vielen Dank für deine Anfrage. Es stimmt, momentan uterstützt der Import es nicht. Ich werde die Anregung weiterleiten und wir hoffen, dass wir es schnellstmöglich integrieren können. Als Workaround könntest du vorerst den Excel Import nutzen und per einfacher Formel die Gebühr berechnen, damit du es nicht von Hand machen musst. Gebühren sind in allen Beträgen auf Cointracking weitestgehend integriert und wir arbeiten somit mit den Bruttowerten. Für die Erläuterung zu den Einträgen schaue bitte in unsere FAQ: https://cointracking.info/feedback.php?language=de unter "Wie trage ich meine Gebühren ein?" Ich werde die WAVES Implementierung auch mal mit auf unsere Todo Liste setzen und wir besprechen in wie weit dies machbar ist. Danke für die Anregung. Genau, jede Art von zusätzlichem Einkommen und Erträgen kannst du als Einbuchung (Deposit) eintragen und somit ohne Gegenwert. Du kannst es natürlich auch als Nullwert Kauf erfassen, was dir wiederum mehr Tracking Features eröffnet. Dies ist dir überlassen. Ich hoffe ich konnte dir etwas weiterhelfen. Happy Tracking. Beste Grüße, Keven |
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When viewing balance by day and i try to make a pdf from it, it isn't showing all currencies correctly and it seems its not fitting on the paper,
Can you make it that it fits ?
Hi @Pietpiraat thank you for submittig this problem. I added this one to our todo list and we try to fix it as soon as it is possible. Please be patient, our list is long at the moment. Best regards, Keven |
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This is not going to work. A Bitcoin transaction does include the fee in the whole amount -- fine. But an Ethereum transaction does not include the fee in the whole amount. It is separately shown/accounted. And a cointracking record should do that too, so that I can put both on top of each other and compare them correctly.
Now the worst part: A Waves transaction can have Bitcoins as amount but the fee is paid in Waves. Even if I could add on the fee to the amount, my balance will be not correct anymore. I need an extra cointracking record to correct the balance.
Hey again @dp_ thanks for the reply. (: You know the Cryptocurrency business is a really fast moving branch. We do our best to stay always up to date in this continously changing field. But sometimes we have to decide either for one option or another, to keep things going. Sure, we try to improve our service all the time and hope to find a solution if this is going to be a major problem, for many users. We are going to discuss your suggestion and hope to find a good compromise. Thank you for contributing. Best regards, Keven |
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Hey again @dp_ I have following problems:
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Automatic API Wallet Import for ETH
TheDAO transactions have been not imported.
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Manually importing the exported Bitstamp transactions
The calculated balance is wrong. Bitstamp exports the value without the fee included. Cointracking wants the value with the fee included, or not?
Automatically imported BTC and ETH transactions have the value with the fee included.
Ok we are going to take a look into this and if necessary work on a correction for it. Thanks for reporting. 3.
Automatic API Wallet Import for BTC, ETH
The fees are not imported.
How can I re-import old wallet transactions from a saved transaction job?
You could just delete the API job and set it up once more. This way all your transactions will be imported to Cointracking again, plus all future transactions. I´ll forward the information about the missing fees and hope we´ll find a solution for that sooon. Please have some more patience, while we are working on that. Best regards, Keven |
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@sgjenks01 Hi Steve, thank you for the further questions. Dario,
I have a related question: It seems like the amount withdrawn from an account (net of Fees) should match the amount deposited in another wallet. If that is correct, it follows that fees associated with a transfer should reduce the balance in the sending account just like the amount transferred out does. This does not appear to be the case in CoinTracking. To test this, I manually changed the fee for a transfer out from .002 to 40 Dash to see what would happen. The balance for that currency did not change in CoinTracking. What am I missing here?
Thanks,
Steve
All values entered on Cointracking are with fees included. They are gross. To change the value of the fee you would have to change the whole amount of the coin. Thus, the field where you can adjust the fee is not taken for calculation purposes. It´s only an informational value. If you change it, it does not change your balance. We decided to do this because you want to see how much money you spent overall and not just the net worth. Dario,
I have a strange one. I don't know if it is a problem with the export from Bittrex, a reporting problem on the exchange, or a problem with CoinTracking or all of the above. I have two DASH transactions. On each trade, I purchased DASH and then almost immediately transferred it to my own wallet. In each transaction, the Bittrix account online shows that the net amount transferred out is .002 less than the net purchase, which I presume reflects a network fee, but no fee is reflected in the Transfer out transactions. The transfer in transactions on my wallet match the net send transactions from Bittrex. Since there is no fee reflected in the out transactions, I might think the Dash balance on Bittrex would be .004 DASH. But it's not, the Bittrex balance is zero Dash. Which would be correct if the .004 difference is network fees, despite the fact that transfer fees aren't accounted for anywhere. Now here is the really strange part: The Dash balance shown in CoinTracking is .002 Dash. One would think that it would either be .004 or zero, but NOT .002.
Also, if I edit the Bittrex out transactions to reflect the presumed .002 network fee, it has no impact on the coin balance in CoinTracking, which I guess makes sense.
Any idea what is going on?
Thanks,
Steve
Please take a look at this page: https://cointracking.info/feedback.php under "How do I enter my fees" for more information, about this question and the previous one. Most exchanges only show you the net worth of your transactions, because they don´t like to show the costs they charge you. We at Cointracking want to show our users the gross value. This is more realistic and we handle it the same way as banks or other institutions do it. It´s just the way we decided to do things. I hope this is helpful for you. Best regards, Keven |
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Hi @dp_ Thank your for asking these questions. Let´s go into it: Can I delete old tax reports or update them?
Yes you are able to delete your Tax-Report. Click the edit button on the right side, below the table with your created Tax-Reports. You can edit it after the export in a certain file, or by creating a new one. Usability: I always need to change the "Show entries" value and the table sorting after a refresh. Why it cannot remember my last selection?
Ok thanks for the suggestion. We´ll keep it in mind and will think about a possible change in the future. How do I handle following situation? An OUT transaction of Bitcoins includes the fee in the value. OUT; value: 1,00010000 BTC; fee: 0,00010000 BTC -> sent 1,00000000 BTC An OUT transaction of Waves does not include the fee in the value. OUT; value: 100.00000000 WAVES; fee: 0,00100000 WAVES -> sent 100.00000000 WAVES; what happens with the fee of 0,00100000 WAVES? What, if the fee is not in the currency of the value? OUT; value: 1.00000000 BTC; fee: 0,00300000 WAVES -> sent 1.00000000 BTC; what happens with the fee of 0,00300000 WAVES? I think, there should also be also a checkbox if the fee is included in the value or not. In Waves, I have also coins (or tokens?) like Waves Classic, Midgetcoin, Pizza, Quake and so one, that I cannot represent with any available coin from the list. There is also a hard character limit for the currency name and whitespace is not allowed... You need to switch the Enter Coins table to "Table View: Extended" first. After that you will be able to enter fees for trades, deposits and withdrawals. There's a FAQ article providing a detailed instruction: https://cointracking.info/feedback.phpThere you can also find information about Coins that are not listed. "ICO Coins or assets that are not listed on any exchange yet can still be registered in your CoinTracking account. To do this go to the Enter Coins page, create a new trade and enter the amount and currency of the purchased Coin or Asset. (The currency will not be displayed in the drop-down, but can still be saved.) Once the new currency has been saved, it appears in the 'Summary' box on the right. The currency value will be dashed. Click on it to enter a custom price." Please use a shortcut without a space. Can you please extend the csv and xls import template by a column, so that a row can be skipped?
Ok I´ll forward this request to our specialist and we´ll see what we can do about it. You can find the "Take into account Deposits & Withdrawals" Checkbox on the right side on this page. If you activate it they´ll be counted. I hope this is going to help you. Best regards, Keven |
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