Same here - seems it's been weeks since any import from Binance.  Last successful add from Binance API was 2018-10-25, then it was a week before that. 

I know Binance can be extremely restrictive on their API pulls, and they do not publish all of their "rules", because they do not want anyone to be able to game the system.  I believe Cointracking is doing a lot and expending effort to try to fix this, as I'm sure they're aware and intent on making customers happy.

As a suggestion to Cointracking, in case the following items weren't thought of:

• Binance's API responses warns you when you're about to break their rules, so when they respond with the "Back off" messages, be sure to back off to prevent the full ban.  For example, if you get 429 responses, that's a warning to slow down.  418 is when you've been auto banned due to ignoring their 429 responses too many times.  When you get the red error shown, that means you've been more "hard banned" by IP, which in my experience means the 429, and 418 errors were ignored, OR a malformed request was sent and the WAF (web application firewall) stepped in and is now blocking requests.
• Throttle yourself in a queue so all your requests are evenly dispersed by entitlement and age, and spread out more IP addresses.
• Favor the customers who pay more.  Unlimited subscribers should be queued first, then Pro.  If needed, go one Ultimate, then one Pro. Increase intervals to always prevent the ban per IP.
• Set age limits where a certain age by entitlement triggers an increase in queue.  For example, a Pro waiting 5 days is bumped up the queue ahead of an Unlimited waiting 2 days, but not ahead of an Unlimited waiting 3 days.
• "Spread out more IP addresses" - I realize IP addresses are not "free" but VPS hosts and proxies to host your API pulls are cheap enough, especially if you have paid subscribers.  As low as $5/month in most places, and that's retail.  I don't know how many you can logistically support from one device, or how long you have to wait between queries, but it'd be worth the calculation, I'd bet.
• I'm pretty sure Binance lowers the "risk profile" of API queries for a given API key if it knows the IP address it's coming from.  If you provisioned said VPS host dynamically out in the cloud, assigned it to a swath of users, and showed the dynamically-assigned IP address on the user's Binance API page, such that we could put that on our API Key page at Binance, it would likely reduce the risk of an IP ban for that specific API key, and that would help you out a lot.  For security reasons, you would want to make sure this was an IP address from a VPS host and not from your data center.  For throttling reasons, you would also probably want to assign, ratio-wise, a set number of Unlimited subscribers together with Pro subscribers so that the Unlimited queuing mentioned above would work out better. Note that each IP address would need to be sticky to the user and stay that way.
• If you haven't already, maybe reaching out to Binance and discussing this issue with them would be a worthy endeavor.  I would think they (the largest fee-based exchange by volume) would appreciate you (the largest fee-based tracker, I think) who helps people make sense of their trades.
• Is there still no way to combine CSV and API - is that due to the way BNB and fees are handled?  I wouldn't mind filling in the gaps every few days myself by importing CSV file... I'm hurting quite a bit recently without my Binance trades.

I still love Cointracking!

(and if anyone needs a 10% link from me, and finds my tips helpful, feel free to use my personal code at https://cointracking.info?ref=C937652 or GBU's at https://gunbotuniversity.com/cointracking)
 

Hello, masterof101010 - I'm one of the sellers on the list, so I'm a bit biased of course, but all of the resellers on the list are held to certain standards.  They A) are supposed to sell Gunbot at the same base price (no price bidding wars), B) are supposed to provide base level support to ensure you are not sold a license and then left high and dry, wondering even where the documentation is and C) there are no territorial agreements. 

If you like the language, the style, the geography, the extras or the website of a certain reseller, then you can buy from anyone on the list that suits you.  I highly highly highly recommend you avoid anyone not on the list.  They are likely a scammer or someone too new to judge accurately.


There are three things that account for the price jump from 0.08 BTC to 0.15 BTC from Gunbot Pro to Gunbot Ultimate:

• +5 exchange licenses (0.028 btc/ea)
• Trading View license (0.028 btc/ea)
• currently offered: future exchanges as well (subject to change)

That 0.15 BTC value is the fact that you get all 8 current exchanges PLUS future exchanges PLUS TradingView PLUS Cryptosight.    Taken separately, that would normally be 0.5 btc or so.

So, it's not just Trading View - With Gunbot Ultimate, you get to diversify your trading -- access the volume, currency pairs, trading profile and activity across the entire globe, with all the exchanges Gunbot supports:

• Poloniex
• Bittrex
• Binance
• GDAX/(now Coinbase Pro)
• Bitfinex
• Kraken
• CEX
• Cryptopia

Diversification is important - some of these have pairs the others don't.  Some have PERIODS the others don't.  Some have pumps before the others don't.  Sometimes, an exchange goes down for a day or two and then where will you be?  NOT TRADING, that's where.

That's the pricing.... Now for the TradingView aspect.

TV = TradingView module. This is an optional add-on to Gunbot that expands the strategies it can use to decide to buy or sell.  Instead of the built-in strategies, you can configure TradingView to use all sorts of crazy indicators and send a BUY or SELL signal.  The TV plugin allows Gunbot to respond to these signals.

On its own, Gunbot can enter or exit trades with a number of strategies, and you can mix and match 5 of them:
GAIN
PP
TSSL
STEPGAIN
BB

Or you can use these two standalone:
emotionless
ichimoku

With the 5 you can mix and match, you can buy with one and sell with another -- for example, buy with BB (bollinger band) and sell with STEPGAIN.  On top of that, you can throw on a confirming indicator on buy and/or sell, like RSI.  It's pretty powerful.

However -- and this is the however -- some people want MORE power.

As powerful as Gunbot is, especially for the vast majority of people who come into the crypto and trading space, there are those who are advanced enough to want to define their own indicators on TradingView -- tradingview.com, that is. 

The TradingView module allows you to create your own strategies over there, create an alert, and then integrate that alert to notify Gunbot with a signal to BUY or SELL.  It's like an extension to Gunbot.  Additionally, with exchanges that support it (Poloniex for now), you can enter margin trades (ie, shorts).

GBU Bachelor program has a few videos about TradingView for more deep dive, including more on backtesting the strategies, which can be done on Trading View with tuning scripts made available from another Gunbot long time contributor named allanster. 


There are a few tutorials here and there, and also part of the video tutorials in our Bachelor membership has full walkthroughs of how to set up Gunbot on a VPS.

What might also be of interest is that GBU (Gunbot University) offers ready-made Gunbot VPS for all the Gunbot packages.  That means you can get your Gunbot package, and VPS together.  If you buy your Gunbot from us, you also get free month of membership to our subscription service of education services (Gunbot Ultimate package gets lifetime membership).  Our VPS comes with Gunbot already set up, installed, configured and ready for you to do the rest.  We hand it over to you, ready to run, with no problems, home internet or firewall problems, no virus dangers, no power outages, no connectivity problems, no lag, no jitter/latency, you don't have to worry about Windows rebooting and ruining your trades during a bull run, or the neighborhood kid down the street hogging your bandwidth, or Net Neutrality or losing time getting things working. 

These packs come with Gunbot license and 3 months of VPS (price break on the VPS).  We also put the VPS geographically near the exchange for better performance and faster trades.  If you get your Gunbot license from someone else, I might cry a little bit, but I'll be fine.  You can still get GBU VPS and we will host your license for about $30/mo for up to 6 exchanges (3 instances).

gbu.run/vpsstandard/ref/wally
gbu.run/vpspro/ref/wally
gbu.run/vpsultimate/ref/wally

We even install Gunbot Monitor for you (gmon) and give SSH access if that's your style, and if you want other add-ons like Zeno GUI, we can give a discount and we'll install that for you, too.

Professor Wally @ Gunbot University

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Hello Sabine -

I'll do my best to help answer your questions.  There isn't much information published about the "emotionless" strategy - as you've probably read in the official wiki:


So, one reason there isn't much information is that specifics aren't disclosed.

Gunbot itself has evolved since the end of 2016, starting officially with BB strategy, GAIN, then Stepgain (and several other iterations and starts and stops before that with russian roulette, supergun, etc), and Ping Pong, then more advanced TSSL, Ichimoku, then later, adding indicators such as RSI and more.  The ability to combine different buy strategies with sell strategies really opened up things for Gunbot, and gave many people much more power and control over how Gunbot traded.  But it also made things more complicated for new people coming into the automated crypto trading world.

"emotionless" as a strategy, and the "Gunbot LITE" version, which only runs emotionless, first came about in Gunbot Version 7 as part of the "Gunbot XMAS" launch.  ELF version, a precursor to Gunbot LITE, only offered one strategy: emotionless, and was made to help combat the complication brought about by the added features.  If someone wanted to get into trading, but didn't have time to learn all the things, or was ok with just getting the small benefits of basic trading, then "emotionless" was a good way to start off. 

The "emotionless" strategy specifically targeted those people who wanted to ride crypto trading waves without investing a lot of time learning how to configure trading settings.  As you might imagine, however, someone who spends a lot of time learning a skill and investing in a full-featured specialty toolset will likely have a much better result in their chosen field of study than someone who spends 5 minutes and buys a single generic all purpose tool. 

It's like buying a hammer and expecting it to do the job of a hammer, screwdriver, wrench, socket set, chainsaw, allen wrench and blow torch.  If you buy a hammer and only know how to use a hammer, then you'll get the results of a hammer.  You can't expect to wield a hammer like a blow torch and get very good results.

However -- a hammer is cheaper than all those other tools, and it can do *some* things, and it's a great place to start.  Once you've gotten a certain level of experience, you can upgrade your toolset and move up to bigger projects.

Regarding you not finding other users using emotionless strategy - there has been so much more time of Gunbot being around before emotionless was even an option, and then even when it was an option, Gunbot LITE and Gunbot ELF just isn't very widely advertised.  Even the "emotionless" strategy itself isn't heavily advertised, and many people find that other strategies perform better, so it does make sense to me that not a lot of of people use emotionless.


I can touch on these parameters some.

TRADING_LIMIT: this doesn't have a hard and fast rule, but rather some guidelines.  I recommend new traders start slow, like you did and use very low amounts.  This will be affected by how many pairs are run, and if Double Up is used (see below on this). 

GAIN: This is also known as "minimum acceptable profit". Since the details of emotionless are hidden from us, all we know about this setting is "optionally we can increase this some".  It is expected that the higher we set this, the more aggressive we make Gunbot, making it wait longer to sell, and risking more.  The lower you make it, the more likely it is to avoid bags, since it will dump the bag more quickly instead of waiting to gain more profit.

A quick note on number of pairs -- the more pairs you run, the longer it is between each run for a pair.  If you have 60 pairs, then it will be twice as long before each run of BTC-LTC than if you have 30 pairs.  This means price movement and price action may or may not run in your favor during those "winks of checking the price" every 3.5 minutes, or every 7 minutes, or depending on your computer speed, complication of strategy, and BOT_DELAY (or possible errors), maybe even longer. 

Also, The more pairs you run, the more you would want Gunbot to search for "dips" and "coins on sale" but emotionless doesn't have the features to do so it doesn't have TRAIL_ME, or "RSI indicators" or Bollinger Band or any of the other things that would help it find a better deal.  Be mindful of this -- if you're approaching a large number of pairs and running a large budget - chances are you have enough money to just upgrade to Gunbot Standard anyway and eek out a larger percentage of profit by running a more profitable strategy that finds better dips and can ride the price or the trend upward.


One problem that comes from making changes like this, from one week to the next is -- there is no control.  The week with the low profit could have been a horrible week and the week with the 4x profit could have been a bull run comparatively.  The proper way to actually compare those settings would be to have two accounts, with identical pairs and identical settings and only change those specific settings, and then let them loose.  Imagine the settings from last week compared to this week?  What if you had changed your settings yesterday to GAIN=0.6% and moved your budget down - with the bull run we just had, one might assume it was a lower GAIN that caused the profit.

Also, it is important to clarify how you are measuring profit.  Are you looking at portfolio value at the exchange?  USD? BTC?  Or are you looking at net BTC profit per trade? Are you looking at what Gunbot reported in the logs (anticipated profit based on what Gunbot assumed profit was from limit order placed), or in the Telegram message?  Or are you looking at the actual exchange placed orders, and throwing FIAT out the door?

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When emotionless first hit the streets in Gunbot v7, Double Up was included as an option.  It was also available in v8, and then removed in v9.  It is expected to return as an option in V10 - note that this is only an anticipated option based on beta testing so far, and until V10 is released, we will not know for sure.  I do not speak for Gunthar or Gunbot in any way.


As mentioned above, emotionless is about riding crypto waves without spending time configuring things, so you are correct that if you're worried about tracking volatile coins, then you're spending time configuring things.  You do not need to track regular volatility to take advantage of emotionless trading.  You would do well, however, to try and start off with generally volatile coins - ones that have the following traits:
- staying power
- medium to high volume
- sawtooth pattern (volatility) and not hockey stick
- in the news a lot with some controversy, but overall positive trend
- listed on several exchanges

Probably more important, however, is YOUR staying power.  Gunbot should not be measured in profit per day or profit per month.  Crypto cycles do not work like that.  Gunbot cannot control the market, and Gunbot cannot control a coin's value.  Gunbot allows you to take advantage of a coin's gains when they happen.  If a coin does not gain in value, there are ways to deal with that.  https://gbu.run/bags describes some, and it appears you're already familiar with a few if not all of those ways.

Emotionless has the least amount of flexibility and requires the least amount of upkeep.  Therefore, it has the least amount of average return.

I mentioned this in a previous reply, but I recommend Gunbot users look at Gunbot's performance in terms of three things:

  a. Maximize Number of Trades per day
  b. Maximize Profit per Trade
  c. Reduce Risk per Trade

It's difficult to juggle all three of those, because as you do one, it hinders the other two.  For example, the more profit you go for, the more risk you incur, and the fewer trades you make.  The less risk you take, the fewer trades you make.

As you know, emotionless has essentially no tweaks to make other than GAIN, so really, it's about just getting your feet wet, getting into the market, and getting ready and finding out if getting to the next level is right for you or not. 


I'm very happy to hear about your investment - most people I hear about that are frustrated with Gunbot simply had their expectations set incorrectly (they were promised returns by someone - noone should ever do that - a promise of returns is a sign of a scam), or they got greedy (that's their own fault), or they were gambling instead of trading, or they decided to trade with the rent money, or they made mistakes and instead of blaming themselves, they needed someone else to blame it on - blame it on bitcoin, blame it on a politician, blame it on China, blame it on Gunbot...  blame it on anyone but themselves.

May your trades ride the next bull run,
Professor Wally @ Gunbot University
gbu.run/ref/wally for more info
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Be A Student, Not A Follower

Note: “Wally of text” incoming, but it might help you a lot.

John, Gunbot University (GBU) is one of Gunbot’s authorized resellers and offers a complete preconfigured hosted and preinstalled package for Gunbot LITE, Gunbot Standard, Gunbot Pro and Gunbot Ultimate. All of the resellers offer Gunbot and are required to offer support in helping you get your bot running, but where GBU differs is we hand over a working bot to you, preconfigured, ready to go - you just add your API keys, pairs and budget.   

For Gunbot Lite specifically, our three month VPS hosting pack is a convenient option for new Gunbotters. https://gbu.run/litepack/ref/wally gets you Gunbot LITE, three months of VPS hosting and three months of Associates membership at Gunbot University (GBU). GBU installs and configures your Gunbot for you, and hosts it. All you need is the exchange account, and specify a budget.

Gunbot LITE only supports one strategy - emotionless - so I’m not sure what value a 4-config pack would have. It also only supports one exchange. 

When you’re ready to upgrade to more strategies or exchanges, you can use the 0.02 BTC you paid for Gunbot LITE towards the purchase to any of the other Gunbot versions - Standard, Pro or Ultimate.  We at GBU help you learn more about crypto and Gunbot so you’re ready when you upgrade. 


I cannot speak for this “4 config pack” as that is not an official Gunbot product (each reseller has their own value added services they may offer, such as GBU does with our VPS hosting, weekly Gunbot webinars, Slack community and easy Affiliate program. 

Also, some expectations must be set appropriately.  Anyone who promises you a return of profit is either confused or scamming you.  Both of those situations is scary for you.  Cryptocurrency and botting is NOT about a promise of return. Gunbot is NOT a guaranteed return or profit on your portfolio.  Crypto trading is not gambling, and botting is not some secret club where a magic configuration delivers a perfect result in every market for every coin on every exchange for every person’s risk profile.

What Gunbot CAN do is trade the market that exists.  It can do so when you sleep.  It can do so without your emotions getting in the way. It can follow the rules you specify and take advantage of well tested and highly advanced trading techniques to maximize entry points for buys and exit points for sells. 

It is a tool that helps make profitable trades based on your BASE currency. It cannot control bitcoins price. It cannot control the market.  It cannot control the order book.  It cannot control your portfolio.  It cannot control your daily profit. 

It CAN influence how many trades you make per day. It CAN influence how much profit you make per trade. It CAN influence how much risk you take in terms of how you react to bags and how long you wait to sell. 

Frequency, Profit, Reduced Risk : pick two. 

If you can take all of the above in and still be good with measuring Gunbot on its performance of how it does with trades and not measuring Gunbot on how the entire crypto market is performing, then you will love what it can do for your portfolio.  You will see Gunbot delivering anywhere from 0.6 to 20-30% returns per trade, depending on your settings.  You may get a few to hundreds of trades per day, depending on your settings and siversity.  Then apply your budget and the rest handles itself.

At GBU we don’t provide a magic config.  We start you off with a proven working config based on your risk profile (conservative / medium / aggressive) and then we teach you how to adjust it to the market, and your particular goals. 

But with Gunbot LITE, it’s an entry level bot and doesn’t have any configuration options, so those extra tweaks aren’t needed until you upgrade to Standard or higher. 

If you’d like more examples of GBU content, read on below for free tips and links to some of our articles

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1) Have an open mind
There are a lot of fantastic, fun, helpful volunteer in the official Telegram group and forumss.  Don't expect too much of them and don't push them for more than what you'd be expected to give a stranger for free.  Especially when it comes to money things.

2) Start slow.  These are money things we're talking about
So you just got a magic internet money printer.  You've heard about this guy making 130% and that other guy making 250% and another girl making 700%.  So you want to put all your money in because surely you can eek out 40%, right?

WRONG

What you hear are others telling you fish stories.  They only brag about the wins, and they embellish. Nobody tells of the losses.  Few people want to wax poetic of the tens of thousands they lost gambing their mortgages and running up credit card bills on crypto.

3) Invest your own time. It's worth it.
How many things do you have in your life that you got that came easy?  Do you have a degree that was easy, and it's truly fulfilling?  Do you have kids that were a breeze and they satisfy your life in amazing ways?  Or do you find that the things that you invested time into are the things that pay off the most?  Don't expect Gunbot or crypto to be any different than anything else in your life.  If you want someone to hand you an "easy button of sick gains" then expect to be "TOTAL REKT" in a week.

4) Yes, Gunbot can make a lot of profit. 

5) Gunbot works on Base Currency returns, not Portfolio returns
The sooner you realize this and appreciate it, the happier you'll be.  Do not think in terms of daily return. Do not think in terms of "how much % per day will I make?"  Do not think "how much $$ will I make"  Kiss your $$ goodbye.  Gunbot doesn't deal in $$ if you work with BTC-xxx pairs or ETC-xxx pairs or USDT-xxx pairs.  So stop looking at coinmarketcap.com and using USD at the top.

You need to look at Gunbot's performance in terms of three things:

  a. Maximize Number of Trades per day
  b. Maximize Profit per Trade
  c. Reduce Risk per Trade

It's difficult to juggle all three of those, because as you do one, it hinders the other two.  For example, the more profit you go for, the more risk you incur, and the fewer trades you make.  The less risk you take, the fewer trades you make.

6) Test Test Test

Use "safe" settings that don't get you into too much trouble, and don't engage too many coins.  You shouldn't be in too much of a hurry. If you are, check yourself into the FOMO General hospital for a few days.  Seriously.  Slow your Roll a little.  Your first day, do a MAX of maybe 4 coins.  Get to know the bot. Understand what it means to buy, sell and bag up.  Read.  Consume articles. GBU has some for free (see below). Subscribe if you want more. Yes, this is my sales pitch. Do you do things for free?

When you try out new settings, don't go all wild on all your coins.  Try it out on just one.  Or if you do go wild, at least understand you're taking your own money into your own hands, and it's not Gunbot being stupid or wild.

7) Diversify

After you get used to things, you really should be spread out as much as your money and time can handle.  You should not be locked up into one Exchange, one Currency, one set of coins... You need to be all over the place, covering as many bases as possible so when the bear markets hit, in different types of sectors and coins and exchanges and governments, you are covered.

Be careful.  You get what you pay for.

Free advice can be dangerous.  Be mindful of someone willing to give you something for free — if you're not paying for the product - you are the product.  There are scamsters everywhere.  Most everyone here is anonymous.  If you ask for settings of a bot and someone gives you some, what do you know about those settings?  Or if  you ask "what's the best way to do

• " and someone happily tells you how to do it, how do you know if that way benefits you, or benefits them?  What's the motivation for that random person, who is here also to make money, to help YOU make money as well?

"Stop the bot" - that's my favorite advice.(sarcasm)  Of course someone wants to tell you to stop the bot during bear markets.  That's one of the best times to buy the dip, when all the sheep are panic selling... so of course the wise, prudent, emotionless people WANT you to turn off your emotionless bot so it will stop buying up those precious, tasty coins that the clueless newbies are all selling off as panic sets in. 

Me?  I keep my bot running because I didn't give gunbot all my capital  in the first place.  I use Double Up and keep Gunbot on a budget.  I monitor my Gunbot regularly and don't let it feast or die.  And when the bear markets hit, the new people are selling off their panic and my Gunbot eats it up like candy.  It may sound mean, but boy, their tears taste sweet to my Gunbot, buying those coins at the extreme dip (thank you, Gunthar and your Trail Me feature!)

If a lot of this is too much, or you have problems getting Gunbot even running, GBU has your back - we offer starter packages where we can sell you a Gunbot license with everything installed, running and configured, same day.  If you already have Gunbot but just need it hosted, configured and installed, we have that too.

If you need training, we have several packages available.  For example our Bachelor program has weekly live sessions that are at least an hour long.  Our Master program has that plus 1:1 private instruction.

gbu.run/ref/wally for more info

here are some articles for some samples of our work

gbu.run/volatility/ref/wally
gbu.run/mfi/ref/wally
gbu.run/bags/ref/wally
gbu.run/limits/ref/wally
gbu.run/bnb/ref/wally
gbu.run/guiport/ref/wally
gbu.run/askprice/ref/wally
gbu.run/telegramgetUpdates/ref/wally

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I got the same scam email from sale@vacasarental.com indicating my order with Litebit.eu has succeeded.  The link in the email goes to gotariff.com, marked by several online sites as "Spam URLs" category.

Still the case as of today.

So, I see the following as of the last few weeks.

1. Cannot withdraw any BTC, LTC, BCC.

https://enforum.bitmain.com/bbs/topics/5619 reports similar issue.

2. They shut down their forums temporarily (https://enforum.bitmain.com), saying

https://enforum.bitmain.com/bbs/topics/5635


3. Cannot open any support tickets. 

https://www.hashnest.com/support

We get "This HASHNEST 500, we have a problem" graphic, or when you don't get this graphic, the support submission forum has a mandatory category dropdown field that has no categories in the dropdown, so you cannot drop any options down.

4. Cannot download any transactions.

https://www.hashnest.com/transactions will list transactions if you search, but if you try to download them, get the same "THIS is HASHNEST 500, we have a problem" animated graphic.


I *am* still able to conduct normal trading of hashrate on both ANTS9 / ANTL3 markets and do trades on the BTC/LTC exchange.

The above issues are of great concern to me, especially with the recent unfoldings over the past weeks with regards to bitcoin, blockhain and China.  Of course, it could just as easily be nobody is tending to the systems during this "19th National Congress" and I'm definitely no expert on Chinese economic culture, habits, or standards.

Great software, Dario.  I've been using the Pro version now for > 1000 trades, 90+ currencies, 9 exchanges and I'm drooling over all the reports.  The dashboard is great, the interface is slick, and I keep finding new features where you've already thought of something that I wanted.  

For example, I was thinking "hey, it'd be nice if I could multi-edit change all the trades that say "Kraken Ledger" to just "Kraken" so I was going to request this feature... and then I realize you already have it! I just go to the Enter Coins page, use Advanced search, show enough entries, and then shift-select the rows and Edit.  Excellent work.

Two things have come up with my daily use of the product that make me want to ask about it here.

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1. How better to research how I did with a specific coin?

Let's say I want to get a better summary of how I did with a specific coin... say, ETH.  I know from my memory about when I bought it, how much I paid, when I sold some, when I bought some, etc.  I know I can use cointracking reports to get me more info.  Here's what I found so far to help me "tell my story" with a specific coin:

• Reporting > Trade List can be used, with a search string of currency type, to see the trade details.  This gives me the gory details if I want them, but is too much information for what I'm looking for.
• Reporting > Average Purchase Prices can be used, in two ways.  One, it gives me a one-liner of red/white/green of loss/even/gain of my existing coins.  At least, I assume it's existing coins and isn't taking in account previous sales.  Second, I can click the Balance Details each Currency at the bottom of that page, select ETH, and I can see each transaction.  This is more along the lines of what I'm looking for - I can see, for example, that I bought 100 ETH on 2/3/17 at .01068 BTC ($1120 USD) and the value now at .0485 BTC is $5223.54.  However, that's for that 100 ETH purchase.  All this page lists is purchases, but no sales.  According to this page, I've bought so much, but I know I've sold a lot, so it doesn't help me with "my story" since I'd also want to include the sales.
• Charts and Trends > Coin Charts lets me enter in ETH at the top, draw the chart, then click "show my trades beta" at the top, which gives me a neat graph (below).  This is very helpful because it shows a timeline AND intensity/volume of trades.  But it's missing the numeric details and the underlying data of the story. (also, it looks like deposit/withdrawals are showing up on the graph and maybe shouldn't)

So I guess what I'm asking for is a "Coin Performance" type of report that, for one specific coin, gives the coin chart mentioned above, plus the actions along the way, combining the average purchase price info and the trade details.  It'd be nice if there were a table below the graph that showed purchase price (and comparing bitcoin to USD like the Avg Pur Price report does) for the initial purchase, and then each subsequent purchase and sale of that coin.  If we can identify the profit made at the time, that would help round out the story (of course, you'll need to determine if you're doing FIFO or LIFO).  Then at the bottom, it would total up the current inventory of the coin in a table similar to the average purchase price red/white/green table, showing the current balance and if we're in negative purchase value territory, the current sales value and the profit/loss.

If there's a report that already does this and I missed it, let me know.



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2.  would be nice to have expand/collapse on the summary bar

I'm sure I'm in the minority, but I have 93 currencies in my portfolio, and I will probably have 100+ soon.  The summary is neat to look at, and I love how it is now, but it'd also be nice if there was a quick expand/collapse grouping for tiers of coins.  The immediate tier I can think of is by digits place  >10000, >1000, >100, >10, >1.  For example, in my portfolio, I first look at the ones that are > 1000 each.  I have 4 currencies with more than 1000 USD value and 23 coins that are between 100 and 1000 in value.  All the coins between 100 and 10 are noise, and the ones between 10 and 1 are noise and the ones under 1 are noise.   These last three are different levels of noise, if you know what I mean.  So, it'd be nice to have a +/- toggle in the summary that would go from a summarization to expanding all the currencies like it's displayed currently.  

When it's collapsed, the summary line for that group would show # of currencies and the total $ of the currencies.  Still keep BTC at the top like you already do.

One suggestion would be to make this a button option at the bottom of the summary like you do the Sorting:,  Values: and Coins with Amount = 0 options... and make it sticky so once it's set, it remembers.

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Thank you!