No tax jargon. Here's exactly what we read from your wallets, how we
turn it into a clean portfolio, and what each kind of protocol means for your
report — whether you swapped, lent, staked, bridged or borrowed.
01 · YOUR PORTFOLIO
How we build your portfolio
You give us your public wallet addresses — nothing else, no keys. We
read every transaction across all your chains and rebuild what actually happened,
move by move. Here is the full list of moves we understand:
Trades & swaps
Buying one token for another — on any exchange, router or
aggregator. We always find the real trade behind it.
Wrapping
Turning ETH into WETH and back. We treat them as the same coin, so
wrapping never looks like a taxable trade.
Bridging
Moving the same token from one chain to another. We follow it
across so it isn't mistaken for a sale and a re-buy.
Lending & borrowing
Depositing to earn, borrowing against your collateral, repaying
your loan, and being liquidated.
Earning interest
The interest your deposits quietly earn over time — counted in the
right year, even when no single transaction shows it.
Liquidity (LP)
Adding and removing two tokens to a pool, plus the trading fees
you collect from it.
Staking
Staking ETH for a liquid token like stETH, and the staking rewards
that grow your balance day by day.
Vaults
Depositing into auto-compounding vaults like sDAI or sUSDe, where
your balance grows on its own.
Rewards & airdrops
Tokens you claim from incentive programs — with spam and junk
airdrops filtered out.
Perps
Margin you move in and out of perpetual-futures venues like GMX or
Hyperliquid.
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We line all of this up in time order, match what you bought against what you
sold, and turn it into one clean gains-and-income report — ready for your tax
filing.
02 · PROTOCOLS
Protocols we cover
We rebuild every swap, transfer, deposit & reward — natively.
Even protocols we don't name are rebuilt from raw on-chain data —
with anything unusual flagged.