I confirmed with Ledger Support that the Ledger Live application does not log the follow transactions when signing transactions on the XRPL for:
- Trustline Added
- Trustline Removed
- Buy Order Placed and Fulfilled
- Buy Order Placed
- Buy Order Cancelled
This is a huge issue because these transactions and their associated fees are signed using the Ledger Nano. ANYTIME keys are used to sign a transaction where XRP are being credited or debited to my wallet the Ledger Live Application should show this and make a record of this in the Ledger Live Application.
This is a big deal because this these transactions are used to buy XRP on the XRPL DEX (Decentralized Exchange on the XRPL). The XRPL DEX is one of the few places where Americans can buy and trade XRP. Also the XRPL DEX is the cheapest way to buy XRP, period. There are no exchange fees and a very small fee to set the trustline and to record the transaction in the XRPL which is usually around .0002 XRP.
Ledger support confirmed this was an issue and they will be referring this out to their XRP team to correct. Let's hope this get fixed soon. Until this is fixed I can't recommend the Ledger products and will be moving my XRP to another cold storage wallet.
Hey there!
I invest in crypto and I've been tracking all my transactions in Defi. I've been mostly working with nodes, and I claim rewards everyday, and sometimes I buy more.
I log all of these transactions to know what money went where. The problem is, there is a specific defi project where my math isn't playing out. From my logs I should have 28 tokens left in my wallet, and yet I have 45. Something is off, probably some transaction I forgot to log somehow.
Your job would be going through my Metamask transactions and reverse engineer it, in order to make a new, correct, log of the transactions.
This error must have occured within the last few days only, and thus there is only a few transactions to go through.
You need to be familiar with accounting and defi. If you are, then the task isn't difficult and should take you 1-2h. Maybe even less.
I generally pay $5/h for tasks in this sub, but since this requires some more unusual knowledge, I'll double it and assume it's 2h, so it totals $20.
If you're interested bid and then message me.
Do not message me if you aren't familiar with metamask and how crypto works.
Do not message me if you're a scammer and you're trying to access my wallet, I'll spot you a mile away and you're wasting both our time.
Happy new year!
I would really like a ingame transaction log where i ccan see when i got how many dubloons and what i bought with it. it would really make tracking my ingame purchases easier.
What do you guys think about something like that? i think it would help warships to gain abit more transparency.
I’d really like to use my Ruby card as a business card, but I can’t link the card to Quickbooks. Wondering if anyone has found a good workflow for tracking expenses to report for taxes.
If the blockchain can do what banks and current card payment systems do, what happens as the 'databases' of all these 'bookkeepers' (nodes) become massively bloated with BILLIONS and TRILLIONS of transactions? Are these archived or something? Are storage limitations a thing? The databases I am familiar with become BIG and slow and prone to corruption as time goes by.
How do the current financial systems keep these digital records from being massively bloated and how does this current 'centralized' database compare with the blockchain?
Please excuse any incorrect use of terminology to describe these systems. I'm still learning! Thanks!
Like I just lost $1.2mil where did it go?
Any way to see transactions?
I am 1 year in and already the entire league is blown up with huge name players on different teams.
I was on Buffalo as most of you were probably also - I got moved to Boston ( me asking for a trade ) and they still have McAvoy - Marshy - Pasta ( Berg is now on Panthers )
And then we add Malkin... and Voracheck and our roster is otherwise still 100% intact. I have no idea who or what they gave up to get Me - Malkin - Vorachek
I have a unknown *.BAK File from my boss that we don't know what version is the file from or is it full or half backup but my boss 100% believe this file can be read. i have tried to restore in ssms but failed. do you guys know what should i do to read this unknown BAK file?
edit: i have resolve the problem in case someone have similar issue use this to restore in sql server
SELECT [Current LSN],
Operation,
Context,
[Transaction ID],
[transaction name],
Description
FROM fn_dump_dblog
(NULL,NULL,N'DISK',1,N'E:\ApexSQL\backups\AdventureWorks2012_05222013.trn',
DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,
DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,
DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,
DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,
DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,
DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,
DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,DEFAULT,
DEFAULT);
change AdventureWorks2012_05222013.trn to your BAK file location
Edit: if you log back out and log back in on iOS, should fix it.
I'm curious how difficult it would be to create a Delta log for non parquet data. Specifically for lots of blob data. Images or audio etc.
Delta log is quite good but I just don't like that it turns image files that would be in directories like /images/cat/img002.png, images/dog/img356.png into --> parquet-part0002.parquet. The original structure is of course retrievable but it obscures the ability to be able to just look at what data is there unless you run an operation that writes back out from the parquet data or something.
Just using MD5 hashes, timestamps, and transaction audits would it really be so difficult to come up with a system that works as well without needing to use parquet?
Hey all! Like all of us, looking to budget my life more. I'm coming up on the end of my trial, and torn on renewing.
My main complaint is having to log transactions. I buy everything on CC's, and sit down with my wife and reconcile my spending into categories biweekly. Does anyone else just do this?
Fortunately, I'm a high earner. I'm not looking to be able to make next months rent (anymore, for anyone in that position - stay strong!) but rather 1) find out exactly where our money is going every month, 2) track my net worth over time, and 3) plan spending for big ticket items like vacations, etc.
Is YNAB a good tool for this?
I started trading crypto around April of this year and I started out mostly in shitcoins. Because of this, all my trading has been done using trustwallet and MetaMask, and I used PancakeSwap as the exchange. Also for all my trades I would buy bnb on trust wallet using my debit card and then swap the bnb for whatever token I was buying on PancakeSwap. For the most part I have been keeping track of my transactions but some trades slipped through the cracks and I have missed a few things as well.
Also side note I have not made a lot of money (yet) I would say I’m pretty much even now if not at a loss, but I feel as if I have screwed myself for tax season by not being more diligent in keeping track of all this
Questions (bare with me please I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed):
- When I would buy the bnb to swap for the coin I wanted, I never kept track of these transactions or the purchase price or sale price of the bnb because I almost immediately swapped so how do I report this transaction if I don’t know that, also because I would be buying bnb on trustwallet I would initially lose like 20% to the fee so I would want to report that as a loss?
- For the few transactions I have forgot to log, what should I do about this? Should I just make up a purchase date and sale price that I think I would be about, because that sounds like a bad idea but idk what else I should do
I would also appreciate any other advice you guys and gals have related to crypto taxes
Fuck the tax man.
As the title says, my Metamask activity log only depicts outgoing transactions for NFT buys on opensea (e.g. I pay 1Eth for an NFT on opensea and the activity log correctly depicts -1 Eth), but it doesn't depict Eth being transferred from sold NFTs on opensea to my Metamask wallet (e.g. I sell the NFT for 1.25 Eth but it doesn't get mentioned in my Metamask activity log). The overall amount of Eth in my wallet still gets depicted correctly at all times, it's just the log that's missing the aforementioned information.
Incoming Eth from opensea to my metamask wallet is also not depicted in the "Transactions" tab on etherscan, however, it IS depicted in the "Internal Txns" tab on Etherscan.
Is my Metamask extension bugged?
In episode 6 at the 25:15 mark when Teddy reaches for the $50,000 check, we see a transaction log for the business under the check. I’m not sure how people get screen grabs from the episodes to post here because when I try to get a screenshot on Hulu it just blacks everything out but these are the names of different transactions all from the month of November. The writing was kind of hard to decipher so please correct me if you see any discrepancies:
Chowder Flop LLC, The Black Lodge, Oy Vay Go Away, Rat Race LTD, Vaccines & US, Colonial Bologna, Fives and Sixes, Clubs + Aces, Egg on Face, Black + Blue Burger, Fred Finances
Are there possibly any clues here? Possible ties to NYPD with the Black + Blue Burger?
I get SMS for credit card transactions. I want to read the amount spent and log into a file or google spreadsheet somewhere. On an ongoing basis, I wanna know how much is my outstanding balance.
Hi guys,
i'm new to reading etherscan and could really use your help. When searching a wallet, i want to know when someone bought a certain token and when someone sold that token.
What transaction lines do i look for to do that?
for buying, i'm looking at the ones that are classified as "Transfers".
* from a certain wallet -> a certain coin
for selling, what do i look for? what transaction hash do i look to see they sold that coin?
i never see a coin -> wallet transaction hash.
pls help!
So I staked a few TIME on Wonderland and wonder whether there is a history log for all interest transactions?
Is there any way to view a log of gold transactions on your account? I am a mostly f2p player but I did spring for battle pass with the intent of using the gold I get to buy the next one. I see that I am now missing 190 gold and I have no idea what it was spent on. I am very intentional about hoarding my gold to ensure I can use it for the next bp so I would never have spent it on anything other than that. This is pretty upsetting as I will now be forced to get battle pass rank 60 again to have enough gold to get the next pass.
Hey everyone,
I'm based in Europe and have really tried to use YNAB multiple times. Each time I've had issues because of the fact my account isn't linked and I have a hard time putting every transaction in every day. Somehow I always end up out of sync between my account and YNAB and that ultimately leads to me quitting, which is not what I need as I really need a budget. It's often because of small transactions like grabbing a drink or something from the store that I forget to log - again some of this comes down to the fact that I don't want to have to open my phone every time I buy something and sometimes the transactions don't show up immediately on my bank account.
I'm interested if anyone found any workaround here or if the answer is basically that I need to be more diligent and just record every transaction, in which case maybe this isn't for me.
Would love to hear what you have to say!
I would like some guidance on how to catalog liquidity mining entry and rewards please.
For instance, let's say I'm doing liquidity mining with the BTC-DFI pair. I have to have an equal value of BTC and DFI to enter the liquidity mining pool. So let's say I have allocate 10.34 DFI and 0.00056 BTC. (USD $50...$25 value in each) When entered, my app wallet will say something like "Pooled BTC-DFI: 0.07... BTC-DFI". (I don't really know what the 0.07 equates to, but that's a sidetrack)
- Logging the Entry: How would I manually represent this in a Cointracker wallet? Do does it need to be represented as a liquidity mine allocation as opposed to just adding 0.00056 BTC and 10.34 DFI as separate purchase transactions?
- Logging the Rewards: Liquidity mining rewards are added every 30 seconds. my thought was maybe to add a New Transaction once a week and enter in the sum of the week's additions separately for each currency (one for BTC, one for DFI) and use "Mark as mining reward". Is this the right way to do it?
- Impermanent loss tracking: Sometimes I notice I will lose BTC maybe. I believe this is unrealized impermanent loss. Should this be reflected? If so, how?
I hope this was clear. I'm still an amateur at the liquidity mining stuff. Thanks in advance for your help. I'm enjoying the Cointracker product. Eventually it will help me with tax, but aside from that it's just a great way to get a view on my whole portfolio from all sources.
I don’t know why there isn’t already but I feel like there should be some sort of transaction log for the company treasury so the governor or counsel members can see who is depositing and withdrawing gold. I don’t know if I just don’t like not being able to see what’s happening behind the scenes but I’m sure most people would agree with me.
Hi All,
I'm at a bit of a loss on how to achieve this. I am trying to restore about 3 months' worth of emails a user deleted and didn't notify me until after they had been perma-deleted. I have a complete set of transaction logs since the inspection of the database but no edb file. I have research eseutil /r and all the resources I've found include having at the very least a corrupt edb file. Is there a way to build a completely new and separate edb file from the transaction logs I have?
