Tenam is a comprehensive cryptocurrency portfolio tracker. This dynamic tool consolidates all your crypto investments into a single interface, negating the need to individually access each platform.
- For the present phase, we're utilizing
static datafrom gspread, acknowledging the open and sensitive nature of project delivery on GitHub.
Tenam emphasizes seamless portfolio access, rich statistical analysis, and timely crypto market updates with a single click. However, our vision extends beyond merely displaying your crypto amounts and their corresponding dollar values. We're committed to creating an investment-focused experience for our users. This includes accounting for country-specific tax implications linked to cryptocurrency liquidations.
- Tenam includes as well a transaction sheet that diligently records all deposits and withdrawals.
Tenam is equipped with robust features like current price comparisons against portfolio values, coin filtering (future implementation), future and historical value analysis. This empowers you with insightful retrospection past values and foresight future values regarding your holdings.
- In this iteration, all can be accessed only through a
command-line interface.
For future implementations, we aim to establish direct connections with leading cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance and Coinbase for real-time portfolio management.
- DISCLAIMER: While Tenam is designed to be a valuable tool for managing your cryptocurrency investments, it should not serve as a substitute for professional financial advice. It's essential to conduct your own research and consider consulting with a financial advisor prior to making any investment decisions.
Please note that this current iteration is not available for public deployment; it is intended solely for learning and demonstration purposes even though is ready for use.
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