The software provides a way to measure cryptocurrency activity in one's home currency (the default value is USD, but anything can be used).
Given a CSV file reflecting the user's entire cryptocurrency transaction history, the software will process that activity in a way that assigns cost basis at the date of purchase/exchange/receipt, preserves the character (date purchased and cost basis, most notably) of all holdings up until the time they are disposed, and when holdings are disposed the gain or loss from sale/exchange/disposal will be computed (including whether the gain or loss is short-term or long-term).
Reports that reflect income/expense/gains/losses may be exported as CSV files, and the user can supply the desired relative or absolute path for where the reports are saved.
\* this last transaction is an example of how a user might reflect an exchange via Shapeshift or similar services, where one currency is spent from one wallet and a different currency is received in another wallet.
The way to understand it, since it can apply to any transaction (aside from transfers from one owned-account to another owned-account), is that this is the value transferred in the transaction.
For example, if one spends 0.01 BTC for an item at a time when BTC/USD is $10,000/BTC, then the user received value of $100, therefore the proceeds of that transaction would be $100.
This field is ignored when the user's home currency is used to purchase cryptocurrency.
* *Accounts* (**1**, **2**, **3**, **4**, **5**, ...): the top row reflects the account number (which currently must start at 1 and increase sequentially).
To indicate a margin account, set it as 'yes', 'margin' or 'true'.
###### Margin accounts
* Margin accounts must come in pairs, the base account and the quote account.
The base account is the coin being longed or shorted, and its ticker is reflected like normal.
The quote account is the market.
The quote account's ticker requires a different formatting.
For example, when using BTC to long XMR, the BTC account must be reflected with the ticker BTC_xmr.
#### Constraints
* *All* cryptocurrency-related activity for the user generally must be included in the input CSV file.
* There can only be either one or two accounts used in a given transaction (i.e., if a Counterparty token or Ethereum token transaction must be recorded, the XCP or ETH transaction fee must be reflected in a separate transaction/row).
* Currently, manual adjustments may need to be made to the output files in cases, for example, when the user used cryptocurrency to make atax-deductible charitable contribution.
## Installation
1.`cargo build` (or include `--release` for a non-debug build)
