Convert Nexo Transactions CSV file to a CoinTracker CSV file
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I was only able to use a Nexo CSV file that I could generate from my personal account. Yours may look different if:
- You speak a different language
- You use a different base currency than USD
- You took out a loan on Nexo
- You purchased NEXO coin
- You exchanged between various types of crypto on Nexo
Your mileage my vary!
CoinTracker cannot classify Interest on Nexo to Interest on CoinTracker, so it is classified as 'staking'.
> ntoc.exe -i nexo.csv -o cointracker.csv
This will convert the given, existing Nexo CSV file to a valid CoinTracker CSV import file. Output file is created if it doesn't exist. Any existing output file will be overwritten.
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