When placing an order on a centralized exchanged (does not occur for on-chain transactions) I noticed that each order I place that gets filled at a market price (on Kucoin in my situation) creates various transactions on my tax reporting statement breaking up the transaction into small increments. Ex: I buy $100 worth of ETH on Kucoin as a spot trade at market price. My tax form doesn't reflect it as a singular order, but shows it as different orders in small increments that equate to the $100 purchase (likely due to the order being filled at different prices as the market fluctuates). It might show; 5 Usdt ETH trade, 20 Usdt ETH trade, 25 usdt eth trade, 30 usdt ETH trade, 5 usdt eth trade, 15 usdt eth trade; eventually equaiting to the total order, but causing me to have to pay for more expensive plans to cover these orders that may cause me to go over the transaction limit for a certain plan, report more transactions than necessary since the 1 order I placed resulted in 6 different orders on the order book in cointracker, and an innacurate outlook of my transactions history. If this could be addressed it would be greatly appreciated, tried to give the best description I could, hopefully this helps some out, I placed a suggestion to address the issue in the title of the post. I also wanted to add that fiat purchases into CEXs (in order to get funds on the exchange, likely purchasing directly into a stablecoin like usdt, which is what has occurred in my case) may not be completely accurate and may be the result of missing cost basis amounts for usdt and other stablecoins when traded on exchanges.

CoinTracker tends to interpret Coinbase transactions that should be 1 transaction into multiple micro-transactions (up to 15 micro transactions in some cases). This is a headache to deal with as it simply creates redundant clutter when there shouldn't be. This also artificially increases the number of transactions by unbelievable mulitples. Can you please fix this so that it correctly logs a single transaction as 1 transaction and not 15 mini transactions? I know this is possible as CoinTracker is the only wallet tracking service that does this - every other service I've tried does not make this mistake.

Some exchanges report a single transaction as up to 20 different transactions. This is a problem when trying to review transactions.

I bought $50 worth of GOVI on Kucoin, and ended up with 26 new transactions with identical time stamps in Cointracker as a result, I presume, of split fills. This has happened on other trades as well when buying or selling thinly traded tokens. Seems like Cointracker should recognize these as all one trade, given the identical time stamps.

Hi, since Binance makes like 3-5 pages of 30-50 mini-trades for every 1 trade we take, I was thinking it would be a great idea to have a "Expand" and "Collapse" feature where can categorize them together.

This would make reviewing the trades a lot easier!

Thank you for reading.

It would be great if there was a view that rolled up multiple transactions for the same digital asset into a view that we could see total profit/loss, fees, etc. Example is when you end up with 9 pages of transaction for what was a placed BUY/SELL order on an exchange. Currently you have to add up each transaction value to understand what the realized profit/loss was for the given transaction group.