FAQ

How do I find my master public key?

With the CLI, run chia keys show and look for the master public key line. If you are using the UI, find the “Public Key” field from the key selection screen, by clicking on the “eye” icon.

My wallet balance is wrong. How can I fix this?

The most common reason for an incorrect balance is missing non-observer addresses. Make sure that any in use non-observer addresses are added to your wallet in the “Additional Addresses” section. If you’ve tried this and it still doesn’t look correct, reach out for help at [email protected]

I have some transactions incorrectly showing up as fees. What are these transactions?

The most common reasons for transactions to incorrectly show up as fees is missing non-observer addresses. Make sure that any in use non-observer addresses are added to your wallet in the “Additional Addresses” section. If you’ve tried this and it still doesn’t look correct, reach out for help at [email protected]

How is the fair market value of farmed transactions determined?

Fair market value currently uses the close price for chia on the day the transaction was farmed. You are welcome to change the FMV for any transaction by editing the transaction’s details. Currently, our data is provided by CoinGecko.

Why are my pool payouts not automatically classified as pool rewards?

For many pools, the address payouts come from are not consistent and the transactions otherwise look like a standard transaction, so its not possible to automatically determine many pool rewards. You can create a classification rule for these transactions to automatically classify existing and future transactions. A typical classification rule for pool rewards may look like the following:

Does Chia Tracker account for wash sales?

We do not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. The material and information provided by us has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal, or accounting advice. You should consult your own tax, legal, and/or accounting advisors before engaging in any transactions and/or activities concerning your finances.

With that said, there is debate as to whether or not wash sale rules apply to cryptocurrency, but per current IRS guidance, wash sales apply only to stocks or securities. Based on this guidance, we calculate the straight forward option, where wash sales are NOT calculated or applied in income and/or capital gains reports. We strongly recommend you discuss this with your CPA or tax professional in case they recommend you account for this in a different manner.