Since I've Seen This Question A Lot Recently, Here's How I Track My BTC

• ledger

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  Double-entry accounting system with a command-line reporting interface

  

So I use a program called ledger-cli (not affiliated with the hard wallet) for all of my personal finances because it's relatively simple and very extensible. All you need is the program and a text editor really. With BTC, it will automatically track your lots so you know where to sell, gift, whatever in terms of FIFO/LIFO/HIFO for taxes. With just a couple simple commands I can see almost whatever I want about my BTC; where it's all at (exchanges, hardware wallets, etc), my capital gains (if I traded), expenses, fees, average I've paid per BTC, how much my BTC is worth across all locations, how much I've invested, heck, I can even graph from it.

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