Improve CoinTracker’s ability to sync Apechain wallets that have extremely high mint activity, particularly wallets that exceed current transaction ingestion limits due to large volumes of internal transactions.

While block explorers may display a single transaction hash, CoinTracker ingests each internal transaction separately. If a single hash contains multiple internal transactions, each one is counted individually. This can quickly compound and push a wallet beyond our current ingestion limit of approximately 1 million transactions, causing sync failures.

Some Apechain wallets—especially those involved in high-frequency minting—cannot be synced via API today due to this limitation. These wallets consistently fail to sync and may display a $0.00 balance, despite having valid on-chain activity.

As a result, these accounts are effectively unsupported via automatic syncing and require manual intervention.

This primarily impacts users with Apechain wallets that have very high mint volume, particularly where internal transactions significantly increase the total transaction count. This is most common among advanced or power users interacting heavily with mint-based contracts.

Users can export transactions from the Apechain block explorer and upload them using a CoinTracker-formatted CSV. While functional, this is not a scalable or long-term solution for ongoing wallet activity.

Keywords: Apechain, high mint activity, internal transactions, transaction limits, wallet sync, API limitations