In Coinbase Pro under the Portfolio > Withdrawals tab you can expand each
line item to see the fee, subtotal, etc. The Account statement doesn't
include a Fee column so there's no way to export the fees for withdrawals.
The Fills statement does show fees for trades.
There are a number of soluti
I used
(User) > Statements > Statements Tab > Generate > Account
but I didn't realize there were separate network fees.
How do you find them in CB pro?
The fees I see appear to match the "Fee" lines in the All Activity tab.
I have to say two things:
- the fees are crazy high, it doesn't bode wel
I was not able to get this importer (or v3) to run so I wrote a Coinbase
Pro importer for v2: https://github.com/reedlaw/beancount_coinbase_pro
One thing I found is that the transaction logs don't record the network
fees for withdrawing cryptocurrencies. You either have to separately import
the
On Tue, Dec 7, 2021 at 4:27 PM Alan H wrote:
> I'm in agreement too - having recently suffered exactly this issue;
> remembering how I implemented the importers and fixing some dates (and
> wishing I had written unittests).
>
> Martin; is beanbuff a private repo? I don't see the example CSV impor
I'm in agreement too - having recently suffered exactly this issue;
remembering how I implemented the importers and fixing some dates (and
wishing I had written unittests).
Martin; is beanbuff a private repo? I don't see the example CSV importer in
github.
Alan
On Sunday, December 5, 2021 at
Sounds great, and aligned with the ethos of v3 splitting and generalizing.
On Sun, Dec 5, 2021 at 1:20 PM Martin Blais wrote:
> Hi!
>
> It's been a while since I've done much, but a few weekends ago I rewrote
> all my CSV importers.
> I had new changes to update my code for, and I was also behin
Hi!
It's been a while since I've done much, but a few weekends ago I rewrote
all my CSV importers.
I had new changes to update my code for, and I was also behind on updating
from changes from updates in beangulp.
Some nice experience came out of it.
I had been unhappy with the object-oriented mix
