CoinTracker
ChatGPT plugin by Nino Finance · Track portfolio and taxes
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About CoinTracker
On the directory's Finance page CoinTracker is #578 of 598. It joined the directory on Oct 23, 2026.
CoinTracker helps users view their crypto portfolio and holdings, inspect connected accounts and transaction history, understand tax summaries, realized gains and losses, and tax-loss harvesting opportunities, and add public-address wallets for tracking. CoinTracker sign-in is required.From the plugin’s directory listing
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- #578 of 598
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- 99 crypto plugins
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- Oct 23, 2026
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CoinTracker: questions and answers
What does CoinTracker do?
Track portfolio and taxes. CoinTracker helps users view their crypto portfolio and holdings, inspect connected accounts and transaction history, understand tax summaries, realized gains and losses, and tax-loss harvesting opportunities, and add public-address wallets for tracking. CoinTracker sign-in is required.
How do I use CoinTracker in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @CoinTracker in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “How is my crypto portfolio performing, and which holdings are driving my biggest gains and losses?”, “Summarize my crypto taxes for the current filing year and show what is driving my largest realized gains and losses.” or “Which holdings have the largest unrealized losses I could review for tax-loss harvesting?”