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What does the ledger tell me?
A lot is a record of an acquisition: the asset, quantity, date, total cost, and source for that cost. A registered wallet is an address you named; registration does not prove ownership or control.
An opening balance or transfer-in records what you say you already held. It is not automatically income or a gain. A recorded trade describes what moved; its cost and proceeds still need their own stated sources.
A disposal matches a quantity given up with an earlier lot. The realised reconstruction uses the costs and proceeds recorded for those matched quantities. Unrecorded activity and incomplete sides can leave the reconstruction incomplete.
For example, an asset can remain in a lot at its recorded cost even after its market price changes. That cost is useful history, but it is not today’s price. This page has no current valuation feed.
Can you distinguish the cost you recorded, the quantity remaining, and a current value that this page does not provide?
This is a reconstruction from recorded rows and stated figures, not a complete portfolio valuation or a recommendation about what to sell.
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