Transaction Flow Report (Ledger List)

Report guide

• Balance before and Balance after:
  The 'Balance before' and 'Balance after' represents the amount of a currency before and after the transaction.
  If you already own 1 BTC and you buy 2 more BTC, the balance before will be 1 BTC and balance after will be 3 BTC.
  The 'Value before' and 'Value after' will convert the amounts into your account currency at the time of the transaction.
• Price growth:
  The 'Price growth' is defined as the percentage change since the last transaction, or in other words, 'Value before' of the current transaction in relation to 'Value after' of the previous transaction.
  For example, let's assume you have 1 ETH with a value of 1000 USD. One month later you trade ETH again. On this date, your 1 ETH has a value of 1200 USD. The price growth is therefore 20 percent.
• Transaction growth:
  The 'Transaction growth' is defined as the percentage change in the current transaction, or in other words, the ratio between 'Value after' and 'Value before'. If the 'Value before' is 0, no value will be calculated.
  For example, let's assume you have 1 ETH with a value of 1000 USD and you buy 0.5 ETH with a value of 500 USD. The 'Transaction growth' will be 50 percent.
• Warnings and filter:
  If the 'Balance before' or 'Balance after' of a transaction is negative, a warning will be displayed. Click on 'show warnings only' to show all transactions with a warning.
  You can also use the filter to show all transactions of a certain exchange to see if any deposits or purchases are missing.
• Tx # and fees:
  Ledger entries belonging to one transaction have the same Tx #. For example, a trade with a fee has 3 ledger entries. The purchase (or entry), the sale (or exit) and the fee.
  No 'balance before' or 'balance after' is calculated for fees, as fees are already included in the transaction.