CoinTracking VS Pocket Bitcoin

CoinTracking Reviews

Pocket Bitcoin Reviews

CoinTracking mentions (162)

• Can I see my balance from any past date?

  Https://cointracking.info/ does taxes too. Source: 10 months ago

• Received $20,000 tax bill

  Upload your entire wallet history to cointracking.info. It's what we recommend to our clients and it'll produce mostly accurate tax forms. If you've been doing any "advanced crypto shenanigans" it won't get those right, but for basic trades and exchanges, it'll be good. Source: about 1 year ago

• Crypto tax software

  I've been using cointracking.info since 2017 and have been happy with it. Use it for both crypto and nfts and it works great. You can use my referral to get 10% off too: https://cointracking.info?ref=P584886. Source: about 1 year ago

• Rolling up transactions for Taxes

  You can use fairspot to generate a csv to import into https://cointracking.info/. Has good reporting and can get tax forms for your country. Source: about 1 year ago

• Defi Crypto taxes

  For the past two years, I've been using CoinTracking (https://cointracking.info/). Of course, it has its own drawbacks and learning curve for defi, but if you have most of your transactions on the main EVM chains (Avalanche, Fantom, Arbitrum, and of course Ethereum), they've gotten better at importing LPs and yield farming over the years. Source: about 1 year ago

Pocket Bitcoin mentions (16)

• Bottlepay closing for UK and EU customers

  I use Pocket Bitcoin , non KYC , Swiss based. Send Euros via Revolt and Bitcoin is sent direct to your wallet. https://pocketbitcoin.com/. Source: 12 months ago

• If you're in Europe, I would recommend 21bitcoin App. They charge a flat fee of 1000 sats for withdrawals. Support ethical bitcoin companies that not only batch transactions but also pass on the benefits to customers

  Better use Relai or pocketbitcoin.com with no (or soft) kyc. Source: 12 months ago

• Buying $500 or so in BTC Without KYC, ID, or a Phone?

  That depends heavily on where you live. I can for example buy Bitcoin gift cards completely KYC free in my local post office here in Switzerland. And there are also KYC light exchanges (no sign up required but they get your info via bank contact) where I can get Bitcoin straight to my hardware wallet with a bank transfer ( pocketbitcoin.com ). Source: about 1 year ago

• Strike (app) in Europe?

  You should check out pocketbitcoin. I use them regularly to increase my stack. Source: over 1 year ago

• Recurring savings plan directly to hardware wallet

  Hi, I'm looking for the Ethereum-equivalent of services such as Relai, Pocket, or Bittr. Basically, I want to automatically invest a set amount monthly into ETH, and want it deposited directly to my hardware wallet, without me having to do any manual work. Does such a service exist? Source: over 1 year ago