TheCryptoHub
TheCryptoHub is a portfolio tracker that consolidates balances, profit and loss, and tax reports across connected crypto exchange accounts.
What is TheCryptoHub?
TheCryptoHub is a browser-based portfolio and tax tool that connects to more than 100 crypto exchanges through read-only API keys and shows spot and derivatives balances in a single view. It calculates cost basis and profit and loss across connected accounts, with allocation by asset and by exchange and performance over time. Transaction history imported from exchanges or CSV files can be exported as Form 8949-style, HMRC, or EU tax reports using FIFO, LIFO, or HIFO where permitted. The platform also includes price alerts, TradingView charting, derivatives market data, a free DCA calculator, and an education library. TheCryptoHub does not hold or move funds, paid plans start with a 7-day trial, and a demo with sample data is available without sign-up.
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