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How to read the Transactions page

Discover the meaning of the data displayed on the Transactions page of CryptoBooks

Diego Lorenzetti avatar
Written by Diego Lorenzetti
Updated over a week ago

Below is an explanation of all the data contained on the Transactions page of CryptoBooks.

At the top of the screen, the following information is present:

  • Choose token order: allows you to choose to display the transactions from the token with the most transactions (N. Transactions) or in alphabetical order (Alphabetical A/Z)

  • Filter by Sources: allows you to view only transactions from selected sources

    • All wallets and exchanges

    • Only wallets (all)

    • Only exchanges (all)

    • Only manual transactions (all)

    • Only CSV transactions (all)

    • Select specific sources (type the name in the appropriate space)

  • Filter by Category & Type: allows you to view transactions based on type (deposit, withdrawal, exchange) or category (trading, staking, fees..)

  • Filter by Date: allows you to view transactions by selecting a period from the suggested ones or a custom one by entering specific start and end dates

  • Import Transactions: allows you to upload CSV files and manage previously uploaded ones

  • Manual Transaction: allows you to manually enter a transaction (deposit, withdrawal, or exchange)

At the bottom of the screen, the detail rows of each transaction indicate the following information:

  • A navigation tab for each token in your portfolio

  • Transaction type icon (green for deposit, red for withdrawal, orange for exchange):

    • robot for automatic import

    • hand for manually added transaction

    • csv logo for import via CSV file

  • Date: shows the date and time of the transaction

  • OUT (amount): the amount out from your sources (and any fees)

  • IN (amount): the amount in to your sources (and any fees)

  • Cost/Price: the conversion rate and the token's value in fiat

  • Capital gain: the gain or loss generated by that transaction

  • Source & categories: the source from which the transaction originated."

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