Turn separate activity lists into an explainable history.
This collection is for the moment when a wallet balance and a transaction list no longer tell the whole story. The reconciliation guide explains how to define the accounts in scope, match movements, and investigate differences without inventing balancing entries. The stablecoin guide adds the network and asset identity checks needed when familiar symbols appear in several places. Both focus on retaining the source evidence behind your classifications. Read them before combining exports or preparing a handoff to another reviewer. The goal is a record whose quantities, assumptions, and unresolved items can be checked again later.
A reconciliation explains how opening crypto quantities become closing quantities across every account in scope. Follow a practical workflow for gathering evidence, matching internal transfers, separating fees, and resolving discrepancies without hiding missing activity behind a balancing adjustment.
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A stablecoin transfer needs more context than a ticker and a dollar amount. Follow network and contract identity, distinguish transfer quantities from fees, connect both sides of a cross-chain movement, and preserve valuation evidence when a market price departs from its target.
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