4 reviews

Tax & Portfolio Tools

Portfolio trackers and tax engines. Exchange and chain coverage, the cost of a realistic transaction count, and how much manual reconciliation you are left holding.

Current pick: Koinly8.2/10

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    Koinly

    8.2/10
    Non-US filers and multi-country portfolios

    Most crypto tax tools are American products with a currency selector bolted on. Koinly is built around the idea that tax rules differ by country, which is why it works for the rest of the world.

    Free to track; reports from ~$49 per tax year
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    US filers who want the cheapest credible report

    CoinLedger does one job: turn your transaction history into a tax report an American accountant will accept, for less money than the better-known option.

    Free to import; reports from ~$49 per tax year
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    US filers with exchange-heavy histories

    If your crypto life happened on US exchanges and ends in TurboTax, CoinTracker is the least painful route. If it happened on-chain, the transaction tiers will find you.

    Free tier; paid plans from ~$59 per tax year
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    CoinStats

    6.5/10
    Read-only portfolio tracking across many accounts

    CoinStats tracks more places than almost anything else, which is exactly why its 2024 breach mattered. A tracker's value comes from connecting to everything, and so does its risk.

    Free tier; paid plans from ~$14/month