The goal of assigning a category to each transaction (manual or automatic) is to make the calculation of capital gain more accurate and to make reports easier to read.
Let's see below what are the different transaction categories available to CryptoBooks users and how they differ:
Trading: transactions that come from trading activities.
Staking: transactions that come from staking activities.
Mining: transactions that come from mining activities.
Lending: transactions that come from lending activities.
Pool: transactions that come from pooling activities.
Borrowing: transactions that come from borrowing activities.
Farming: transactions that come from farming activities.
Settlement: small amount transactions for rounding and other balance adjustments.
Fees: transactions for paying commissions.
Payments: transactions for payments made in cryptocurrencies.
Transfer: read the full article
Salary: transactions generated by receiving a salary paid in cryptocurrencies.
Other income: all other forms of income other than salary that must be reported in the income report.
Bank and Cards: transactions to/from fiat currency sources (bank account/credit cards).
Airdrop: transactions that occur when receiving a token for free.
Minting: transactions that come from minting activities.
DefiSwap: read the full article
Gift: transactions of crypto donations received by spouse or civil partner
Gift non-taxable: outgoing transactions for non-taxable donation
Lost: transactions of lost or non accessible tokens
Delisted: transactions of tokens not listed anymore on the market