OK.Ok.Ok
So I've spent 10 hours going over the csv script to figure out my transactions. Was making fabulous progress until I realized there appears to be no difference between a buy or sell order. So frustrating!! Can you tell the difference?? The top script is a sell from bts to bitUS. The bottom script is a buy from bitUS to bts.
Please help - I'm dying - just figuratively of course!
[4,{"fee":{"amount":0,"asset_id":"1.3.0"},"order_id":"1.7.49894451","account_id":"1.2.493907","pays":{"amount":66903,"asset_id":"1.3.121"},"receives":{"amount":1728763,"asset_id":"1.3.0"},"fill_price":{"base":{"amount":1935000,"asset_id":"1.3.121"},"quote":{"amount":50000000,"asset_id":"1.3.0"}},"is_maker":true}]
[4,{"fee":{"amount":0,"asset_id":"1.3.0"},"order_id":"1.7.47254046","account_id":"1.2.493907","pays":{"amount":1126,"asset_id":"1.3.121"},"receives":{"amount":19263,"asset_id":"1.3.0"},"fill_price":{"base":{"amount":2750000,"asset_id":"1.3.121"},"quote":{"amount":47009350,"asset_id":"1.3.0"}},"is_maker":true}]
Both above are of same side, paid 1.3.121 which is bitUSD and received 1.3.0 which is BTS.
Take a look at other records.
That is my entire point Abit - they were NOT the same side! The top script is a sell from bts to bitUS. The bottom script is a buy from bitUS to bts. However the code makes them both look identical...and therefore impossible to reconcile from the csv script data.
I think you misunderstood. They ARE both sells or both buys. Paste more records here or somewhere else (e.g. pastebin), I can help find the records on the other side for you.
Perhaps there is a bug in the csv exporter.
Bottom line, accurate full history are on the chain.
I do agree that we do need good tools to export the histories, it's important (we do have many important things to be done). Perhaps you can setup a service for it and earn some money.
Hello Abit,
I've been doing more 'detective' work on the csv exporter. It seems recently (early February) that the exporter is correctly identifying the “pays” asset and the “receive” asset. However, the exporter misses a few actual transactions – about 10%!!
For instance, I purchased some BTS on March 6 (see below) but these transactions do not even appear on the CSV exporter data! I have found other missing data points as well.
PRICE BTS B DATE
0.180000 400.00000 72.0000 03/6 12:22:42
0.190000 250.00000 47.5000 03/6 04:39:30
A couple of other questions
1. Where would I find a list of assets?
For instance - asset_id":"1.3.121 is bitUSD
2. How do I get on the BTS Chain? I’ve tried the URL below – but I almost always get a message that something went wrong – problem with a node?
https://www.cryptofresh.com/3. The ‘operations’ section from the CSV exporter has 6 values 0-5
I believe they correspond to the following. Am I accurate?
0 – a transfer of some sort- it appears anyone can transfer a ‘new’ asset to a bts account holder
1 – limit order
2 – cancel order
3 – Unsure
4 – Executed order
5 – Start of a new account
You asked me if I would be interested in trying to help out with this service? I certainly would! I’m not much of a programmer at all, but I will put in the time if you will direct me…
Thanks again for your assistance. I want BTS to succeed because I believe it levels the playing field for everyone and I feel Stan Larimer’s character and integrity is first rate!