suggestion: new category field for transactions
See original GitHub issueI was thinking that it would be helpful to have a little more information in transactions. Going through mine I have not just deposits and withdrawals, but from memory:
- forked coins
- air drops
- refunds
- adhoc balance corrections
Perhaps we could either have these as top level types along side deposit and withdrawal, or maybe add an optional category
field?
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Top GitHub Comments
Basically, most of it is either already documented as a part of
fetchLedger
or is going to be a part of it )Transactions are for onchain transfers mostly, whereas the ledger is a superset of transactions+transfers+all other types balance changes…
Let me know if that doesn’t answer it )
Yes, by
referenceId
– it contains an id of the event that yielded the ledger entry. ThereferenceId
should be the same for ledger entries generated by the same event. In general it will contain theid
of the trade if/where available.