Product Feedback

What’s the problem? Users with Solana wallets who use Jupiter DCA are finding that after re-importing (or adding fresh) their wallet, DCA transactions are no longer classified as "open" or "close" orders. Instead, these transactions are now ingested as generic Sends, which breaks tracking and accurate reporting for these users. What’s the ideal outcome? DCA transactions from Jupiter on Solana wallets should be automatically recognized and classified as "open" or "close" orders even after a wallet re-import. Users expect transaction parsing to work seamlessly and not require manual intervention after importing their wallets. Keywords: Jupiter DCA, Solana, open/close order misclassification, wallet re-import, transaction parsing

What’s the problem? Astar (ASTR) transaction fees are displayed with the wrong unit scaling in CoinTracker. Fees that should be small (e.g., 0.117668 ASTR per Subscan) appear inflated by ~100,000,000x in the UI (e.g., 11,766,805.6 ASTR). What’s the ideal outcome? CoinTracker correctly applies Astar’s fee decimals so displayed fees match Subscan and chain reality. Keywords: Astar (ASTR), Transaction fees, Decimal scaling