Eine Durchschnittsbewertung nach AVCO ist unserer Info nach in Deutschland erlaubt, sollte aber um sicher zu gehen lieber noch mit dem Steuerberater abgeklärt werden.

Liebe CoinTracking User. Wir möchten euch über folgende Änderungen / Verbesserungen informieren:

Zahlreiche Verbesserungen und Bugfixes

API Imports:
- Huobi API Bugfix für die Gebührenberechnung
- Kucoin Bonus Eingänge werden nun unterstützt
- itBit Trade Import Bugfix
- Kraken API Bugfix. Trades werden nun nicht mehr 1 Stunde später als in Wirklichkeit angezeigt


CSV Imports:
- Bitpanda CSV Bugfix für die Gebührenberechnung, das Datum sowie Ein- und Auszahlungen
- Exodus CSV Bugfix für die Gebührenberechnung
- Bugfix für Legacy Importer (Mt.Gox und andere)
- Bitcoin.de Referral Payments werden nun als Einnahme importiert
- Coinbase CSV - Import aller Coins nun möglich (ZEC, BAT...)
- Der CoinTracking CSV Importer kann nun auch optional TX-IDs sowie den Kauf- und Verkaufswert importieren. Zudem gibt es bei Zahlen oder Texten mit einem Komma keine Fehlermeldung mehr.


Zuordnung von Coins:
- Zahlreiche Coins (u.A. ALT, PAC, ARB, SEATHER...) sind nun korrekt zugeordnet
- Korrekte Zuordnung einzelner Börsen Ticker (Binance YOYO -> YOYOW, Huobi PROPY -> PRO, und weitere)


Interface:
- Probleme mit den Pop-Up Boxen im Dark Theme (Gruppiert Editieren/Löschen, Steuer Berichte editieren, etc.) wurden behoben
- Die Sortierung nach Datum im Instant Gains Calculator wurde repariert
- Problem auf der Seite "Trading Gebühren" behoben, wenn ein Anführungszeichen im Kommentar enthalten ist


3 Neue Methoden für die Steuerberechnung

Auf vielfachen Wunsch, stehen ab sofort allen CoinTracking Usern drei neue Methoden für die Steuerberechnung zur Verfügung:

- AVCO - Average Cost
Ähnlich wie FIFO, allerdings mit der durchschnittlichen Kostenbasis für jeden Kauf.

- ACB - Adjusted Cost Base
Diese spezielle Methode zur angepassten Kostenbasis kann in einigen Ländern wie Kanada oder Schweden angewendet werden.

- OPTI - Optimierte Kalkulation
Diese Methode erzeugt immer den geringsten Gewinn.
1) Alle Long-Term Käufe (standardmäßig > 1 Jahr) werden zuerst verkauft, beginnend mit Trades mit dem höchsten Gewinn.
2) Wenn keine Long-Term Käufe mehr verfügbar sind, werden Short-Term Käufe (standardmäßig < 1 Jahr) verkauft, beginnend mit Trades mit dem niedrigsten Gewinn.

Sure, there is a lot of uncertainty with Iota but CfB is one of the all time crypto dev legends , so IMO the risk with the tech is well worth taking.

As for Iota AS it sounds like some of the founders have created a company for their own personal projects within the Iota ecosystem, like RedHat , which makes sense. As long as the Iota foundation governs the protocol itself it's better for the foundation guys to have their own money making businesses as separate legal entities, they can't exactly pay themselves millions from the non profit foundation even if they deserve it for all the value they've  created, just a regular salary, so having their ownprofit generating  businesses that add value to the whole ecosystem is fine with me, but sure, let's wait and see what happens, I love a good conspiracy thèory, but this looks like good ole common sense, just some legal separation to prevent conflicts of interest getting misinterpreted by paranoid crypto guys.

If the tech works nobody cares about anything else, as long as everything is legal, and with Iota foundation the legal setup with Iota is best in crypto. Being rude isn't illegal, and neither are embarrassing leaks about who is behind the leadership controls at any point in time.

big partners are like everyone else following IOTA, interested enough in the tech to stay engaged while we all wait to see if the tangle can scale with zero fees. The recent drama is actually being shielded by the crypto wide bear market, if this happened during a bull it would be much more severe reaction.

Iota is years from maturing, I expect slow progress.

You know that feeling when you realize you ate something off, your guts are churning, and you know your digestive tract is about to open up and purge from both ends ... that's where Iota was a couple of days ago after the leaked conversation, the market digested the news, and some weak hands have now dumped from both ends, and the price is in the toilet, relatively speaking.

Once the news is fully digested the market will recover, some people lost confidence in the current setup and dumped, others will soon see an opportunity to get in cheap. Just the usual churning of ownership, the tech fundamentals are still the same, and as long as the business partners don't lose confidence in the foundation things will blow over soon, and we end up with CfB and Popov on the board, and maybe Dom waits a little while and exits gracefully  with a huge stash of Iota and buys a yacht and retires at 22.

Maybe CfB and Dom make up, but if one of them leaves it'll obviously be Dom, and he probably gets replaced by a seasoned corporate veteran who ticks all the boxes for Bosch and VW, so not a bad result.

Who knows may be they know something what others don't. Anyways they are used to trade tokens on premium rates and Bithumb is famous for this kind of trading. They are trading AE at the rate where it will reach in future on every single exchanges this is what I am waiting for since its launch.

yes only with their ICO funds year ago they had already this place so nothing changes
I expect to gain some more places if they succeed

Every software project has delays. I am working more than 10 years as software engineer in different companies and I have never seen a project that met the planned deadline.

Have some patience. HOLO will get its Binance pump eventually. The lowest (sat) coin is BCN and it's 40 sats. If u give it some time, HOLO won't dissapoint you.

Will Santa Claus deliver gifts this Christmas? There are some things you can count on.

Guys,

We ARE NOT hinting at Mainnet launch for Oct.-Nov.

The best Mainnet estimation is in the Pivotal Tracker.

Kind regards,
The AE team

How does holo secure the network without POW? And  just curious, What consensus algorithm do you use?