Dashboard explained
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Written by Robin Singh
Updated over a week ago

Here's the information shown on your dashboard:

Breakdown area

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The breakdown section on the right will show your totals for the period selected above.

  • Received: a sum of all crypto deposits, valued at the time of deposit

  • Sent: a sum of all crypto withdrawals, valued at the time of withdrawal

  • Income: a sum of all "Income" transactions (i.e. rewards, income, airdrops), valued at the time of receipt

  • Expenses: a sum of all "Expenses" transactions (those tagged as costs, margin fee, interest payments), valued at the time of the transaction

  • Trading Fees: Transaction fees that have already been included in your cost-basis. See Exchange and transaction fees

  • Realized Gains: a sum of all gains/losses calculated on taxable events (trades, sells, withdrawals, etc.). This figure includes both the capital gains and the other gains

Chart area

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For issues with the graph, see Why is my graph not correct?

  • Total Value: Current market value of all crypto held in the account. Does not include fiat holdings or assets that can't be valued by Koinly such as NFTs or LP tokens.

  • Cost-basis: Current cost-basis of all crypto holdings. This value is recalculated whenever a disposal or acquisition occurs, so in most cases, it will not be the same as the sum of your fiat investment.

  • Unrealized gains: the prognosis of gains/losses from selling all the current holdings at the current market prices (Total Value minus the Cost-Basis)

Assets area

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  • Asset: The name and icon of your asset

  • Balance: Current balance of the asset. If the balance and Cost do not add up then you most likely have an issue with the data in your account. See this article

  • Cost: Current cost-basis (may change with every trade, see above)

  • Market Value: Current value of the asset if it was to be sold today

  • ROI: (market value - cost)/cost [%]

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