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How to read the Transactions page

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

Updated over 8 months ago

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

Starting from the top, you will find a banner like the one shown in the image below, which allows you to perform the following actions:

Just below, you will find the table containing the transactions, which appears as shown in the image below:

  • At the top, you will find tabs with transactions divided by token. Clicking on one of these tabs will display only the transactions related to that token.

  • Just below, there is a Hide SPAM and FRAUD button. Activating it will hide transactions labeled as spam and fraud.

  • Below that, you will find the transaction rows displaying the following data:

    • Transaction Type Icon:

      • Green downward arrow for deposits

      • Red upward arrow for withdrawals

      • Yellow bidirectional arrows for trades

      • Hand icon only for manually entered transactions

    • Date: Indicates the date and time when the transaction occurred (by clicking on the arrows, it is possible to sort the transactions starting from the oldest or the most recent).

    • Out (Sym + Total): Indicates the outgoing currency with its amount and countervalue in the fiat currency set for the account (hovering over the amount will show any fees paid).

    • In (Sym + Total): Indicates the incoming currency with its amount and countervalue in the fiat currency set for the account (hovering over the amount will show any fees paid).

    • Capital Gain: Indicates the capital gain or loss generated by the transaction (By clicking on the arrows, it is possible to sort the transactions by profit/loss generated).

    • Connection/Type: Indicates the source of the transaction.

  • At the bottom of the table, we find the tools to navigate through the transactions, from left to right:

    • choose how many transactions to display per page (25-50-100)

    • view the transaction count in relation to the total

    • move between pages using the arrows, or press Go to page and enter the page number you want to go to

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