App Analytics

Lot-level performance reading for traders who move size across exchanges and wallets every week.

Cost basis is not a single number

High-volume cryptocurrency books accumulate overlapping lots, partial fills, and transfers that flatten poorly in exchange exports. We reconstruct acquisition lots, match dispositions, and attribute realized performance without burying the detail that matters for tax and risk conversations.

Our Seoul practice works with discretionary traders and desk operators who need a stable reading of what each lot contributed — not a smoothed equity curve.

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Notebook with handwritten lot notes and a calculator

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Tax-Lot Performance Review

A structured walkthrough of your acquisition lots, disposition matches, and period performance for books that trade frequently across Korean and offshore venues.

  • Lot inventory rebuilt from fills and transfers
  • Realized contribution by venue and holding window
  • Written findings you can take to your tax adviser
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From recent engagements

“They caught a transfer chain between two wallets that my exchange CSV treated as a fresh buy. That single fix changed how my Q3 lots lined up.”

— Min-jae K., discretionary futures trader, Seoul

“The review took longer than I hoped because our fill history was messy — but the lot schedule they delivered was the first one my accountant did not send back.”

— Elena R., prop desk operator

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Bring your lot history

Tell us which venues you trade, how dense your fills are, and when you need the findings. We reply within two business days.

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