Best crypto portfolio tracker questions, answered

The one whose numbers you can check against your own statements, because a table built from your exports lets you follow every figure back to a row. That is the test. Codeless Pilot is not a ready-made tracker, but an agent that helps you build one.

Cost basis is what you paid for an asset, fees included. Average cost divides the total spent by the total units, while FIFO, first in first out, treats the oldest units as sold first. Both methods are common. Rules differ by country, so check your local rules or ask a tax professional.

A free crypto portfolio tracker can be enough if it supports your exchanges and you accept how it handles your data. Building your own table keeps the CSV files and the output in your own folder and lets you check each figure. The trade-off is effort. You review the scripts yourself.

A script, a spreadsheet or a small local database can all do it. The agent helps with the script: it reads your exports, writes the code, runs it and shows the real exit code. You check the totals.

Yes, codelesscoder.com is the official Codeless Pilot website. The installer is not code-signed yet, so download it here and compare its SHA-256 checksum with the published manifest before you run it. Ask through Send feedback.

No, it is not. It is an AI agent for Windows that works on your own exports and public addresses you own, not a bot that follows other people's wallets. It gives no advice on crypto portfolio diversification either, and the tracker only shows each coin's share of the total.

No. The result is only as good as the data you give it, and missing transactions or transfers between your own wallets can distort numbers. Read every diff, run your test command and compare the totals with the exchange statement.

Three approval modes set how much the agent does alone. Plan only writes a plan and runs nothing. Auto-run acts at once. Ask first pauses before every action that changes something and shows the diff before you accept it, so it suits your first runs best.

Yes, with a cloud model, because the prompt text, including any file text the agent reads, goes to that provider, while with a local model nothing leaves the PC. Secrets in tool output are redacted before they reach the model. Chats stay on the PC.

No. Never type a seed phrase. Treat a private key the same way, and if you use an exchange API key at all, make it read-only, without trading or withdrawal permission, and keep it in a local file you do not share. A public address you own needs no secret.

The setup program is about 34 MB and the portable file about 25 MB. SmartScreen may warn. The installer is not code-signed yet, so compare its SHA-256 checksum with the published manifest first, and only then choose More info and Run anyway.