Your ticket has already been awnsers. There is no need to PM, post on a thread to get a response. Our support team responds to tickets as soon as possible and sending me messages or posting in threads does not get your ticket a response any faster.

I think your missing something, if you go to the demo and close the getting started popup then go to the `Calculate Gains` Tab this is will tax would be calculated.You would press the customize button and then select the year and the method etc.... By default there is no data loaded so youd need to manually add some trades or import some from an exchange to get a better idea of how it all works. I have on my feature list already to add a demo mode that will just randomly add some trades so you can play around, but havent had the time to work on that yet.

Yes the build or desktop version using electron. It should just be a matter of cloning the repo, running install and then start.

As for the web app/demo not working, could you clarify exactly what doesnt work?

Feel free to contribute, happy to have help wherever possible

Hi all, been working on a project a bunch in my free time, https://github.com/starsoccer/cryptotithe. Its not really widely known as Ive only posted it on reddit once. The goal of it is really to replace cointracking or any other service you use for tracking your trades and calculating taxes and keep all of your data offline and not controlled by some 3rd party. Eventually I would like to avoid making any 3rd party requests but for now the only requests made are to cryptocompare for pricing data.

Quick list of the current features for those interested:

• Import Trades from exchanges(binance, kraken, gemini, bittrex, poloniex)
• Calculate gains using one of many methods(FIFO, LIFO, HCFO, etc..)
• See how making trade will affect your current gains(what if trade)
• Portfolio view using imported trades
• Trade Timeline with Filtering by exchange or currency
• Calculating balance by exchange based on trades for an exchange
• Bulk Currency renaming

Anyways, would love to get some feedback, feature requests, and bug reports. Feel free to post in thread or file github issues or even create PR's.

Id actually disagree, but I am of course bias. The majority of deals/trades need no intervention. Id be interested in hearing what you consider to be a unique transaction vs a mindless one as most fall into the category of goods or services.

Your reply doesnt make much sense honestly. You say the address is to verify a person but dont clarify what verify actually means. You cant verify someone by simply asking for an address. Anyone can put down anyone elses address so there is no real verification being done unless your shipping post cards with codes that users have to provide to prove they live there.

As for return addresses on packages, they are required but there is no reason to use a real address. You can use a PO Box or a mail forward service for instance.

First off I dont think an address is required for KYC policy. Think of ebay, I dont even think they ask for an address to sell something.

While I can understand asking for an address for return shipping after a deal is made, requiring anybody to send you their address before you even commit to buying anything is very iffy to me. You basically then have a list of address where crypto users live and possibly have crypto funds held. Its just asking for trouble.

I have to say for a relatively new account with little to no personal information about your self you sure want a lot of information from users like their real names and physical address. Im not sure why you would need either of these. If its for shipping you can calculate shipping pasted purely on a zip code.

Price changed to 400$

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I can also provide escrow for you if needed or you are welcome to use website which provides a more automated escrow service(escrowmybits.com)

bump, still buying

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Yes as well as other forks

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Yes I understand, but listing out all the forks simply means anyone can claim the coins. Most people including myself buying addresses are hoping to get forked coins that other do not realize they even have.

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