No offense, but I think you are both blowing a small problem way out of proportion. I use Binance and just load it manually after I make a trade. It takes about 30 seconds.

They were paying attention. Tether is not real USD and can have a supply and demand issues when BTC takes wild swings on an exchange. It's goal is to be EXACTLY $1 but that never happens. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether/ Sellers are sometimes forced to trade with a 10-15% hit but they just swap into another coin that also has a 10-15% discrepancy. They balance out as the discrepancy can be across all the coins but then slowly corrects with time. When BTC quickly jumped to almost $20K people tried to convert to USDT but there was a massive shortage on exchanges. They took massive hits and Tether shut down for many hours so you couldn't even cash out.

Holding Tether is very risky. You have to realize you're taking a calculated risk when converting to it. Most likely 100's millions of fraudulent Tethers are being used for margin lending, BTC price manipulation and fake transactions. Someday it will be headline news.

Hi, I'm sorry if this was answered before, but there seems to be a problem with importing from the Binance API. The CoinTracking website tells me that the API key is invalid. Can you guys tell me what's the status of this and if the CoinTracking stuff is aware of this, or should I write directly to them? All other API imports that I've done worked fine (Bittrex, Cryptopia, Poloniex). Thanks.

@happy9z:
You need to enter your BTC purchase as well in order to calculate the gain.
Right now it looks like you sold 1.99995106 BTC without ever buying them, which leads to this red warning.

@SteelHead:
The upgrade price is based on USD.
If the BTC price changes, the price on CT will change automatically.
But I will add more decimal places to the price soon, in order to make changes easier to track.

Best,
Dario