# Another coinbase example

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fields date,balance,amt,currency,to,desc,inst_exch,transfer_total,transfer_total_currency,transfer_fee,transfer_fee_currency,transfer_payment_method,transfer_id,order_price,order_currency,order_btc,order_tracking_code,order_custom_parameter,order_paid_out,recurring_payment_id,coinbase_id,bitcoin_hash

description %desc %bitcoin_hash
date-format %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %z
amount %amt
account1 assets:crypto:Coinbase:%currency

if
Bought
  amount   %amt @@ £%transfer_total
  account2  assets:crypto:Coinbase:top-up


# Output:
#
# $ hledger print -f coinbase2.csv
# 2017-09-29 Bought 0.00314664 BTC for £10.99 GBP.
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:BTC       BTC0.00314664 @@ £10.00 = BTC0.00314664
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:top-up                    £-10.00
# 
# 2017-09-29 Coinbase Fee
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:top-up          £-0.99
#     expenses:fees                           £0.99
# 
# 2017-10-04 Bought 0.0030653 BTC for £10.99 GBP.
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:BTC       BTC0.00306530 @@ £10.00 = BTC0.00621194
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:top-up                    £-10.00
# 
# 2017-10-04 Coinbase Fee
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:top-up          £-0.99
#     expenses:fees                           £0.99
# 
# 2017-11-01 Bought 0.00176154 BTC for £10.00 GBP.
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:BTC       BTC0.00176154 @@ £9.01 = BTC0.00797348
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:top-up                    £-9.01
# 
# 2017-11-01 Coinbase Fee
#     assets:crypto:Coinbase:top-up          £-0.99
#     expenses:fees                           £0.99
#