• Chart: drag across a period to zoom in; zoom bar with ‹ › − + and “All”, double-click shows everything again • Avg. purchase price shows the cost of your current holdings, like the buy-in at a broker; sold BTC no longer count • Tooltip on the gross amount of a purchase: what those BTC are worth today • Table/Stats switch sits in the header row, plus ⌘1 and ⌘2 • Consolidation: optional field for the combined BTC amount • Explorer link only appears for a real transaction ID, not for exchange-internal IDs • “Use full balance” when selling takes the transaction date into account • Fixes: network fee in display currency, statistics without a daily price, US report always mentions loss carryover • Settings can no longer be changed while the app is locked

• Purchase fees now count towards the cost basis, as tax law requires. Reported gains are slightly lower as a result • The holding period ends at the close of the anniversary day: a sale exactly one year after the purchase is still taxable, only the following day is tax free. Applies to Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic. The US uses the same anniversary rule instead of a fixed 365-day count • Amounts in a foreign currency are converted at the exchange rate of each transaction date instead of today's, in the table, chart, heatmap and yearly report • New currency: Korean won • The report for the current year is called a preliminary annual report and shows an interim position: open holding, value and cost basis on the reference date, unrealized gain split into tax-free and taxable, plus a table of the open lots • A new Statistics mode shows yearly or monthly totals: invested, proceeds, realized and unrealized gain (tax-free and taxable as separate amounts), fees. Chart and table together, exportable as PDF with Pro, the view itself is free • The yearly report can show your BTC holdings and their value as of 31 December, now in all ten tax regions. If you want, it adds up all portfolios and lists each one separately • A deposit can now carry its value at the time of receipt. This matters for mining rewards, staking, interest and BTC received in exchange for goods: without that value the entire proceeds count as a gain when you sell. The yearly report marks affected entries and adds up the value of all deposits received during the year for your income tax • Editing an existing entry can now be undone with Cmd+Z, including multiple times in a row • New table column with the running BTC balance after each entry and its value at that day's price. BTC amounts in the report are now written the same way as in the table • Backup and CSV export now cover all portfolios instead of just the selected one. Missing portfolios are recreated on restore, and transfers and consolidations are no longer lost doing so • CSV export asks which portfolios to include when you have more than one, and its decimal separator can be switched to a comma, for opening it in a German Excel • Importing a CSV that creates a new portfolio now switches to it automatically • When selling, a button fills in your entire available balance on request • The widget appears in all 16 languages instead of English only • Every deletion asks first and states how many entries are affected. The delete key removes the selection

• The divider between chart and table can be dragged. The height you set survives a restart • Table columns can be resized, reordered and hidden, and reset again with one click • Filters and view settings are remembered, and several transaction types can be filtered at once • Coloured dots on purchases show when a lot was sold, partially or in full • For foreign currencies the EUR amount is now filled in automatically, at the rate of the transaction date • New About window with version and contact details. The app quits when the last window is closed

Bug Fixes • Sell transactions: BTC fees were being double-deducted from balance, chart, heatmap and yearly report — now calculated correctly. • Yearly report: Amounts and dates now follow the selected app language instead of the system language.