S
Sleepy Chameleon
Please add a dedicated Protocol Dashboard so users can review their activity one protocol at a time instead of sorting through everything in the complete transaction list.
For users with active DeFi histories, protocol-level organization would make Koinly much easier to use. Many transactions only make sense when viewed in the context of the protocol where they occurred.
The main dashboard could include:
• A searchable list of recognized protocols
• Filters by year, wallet, blockchain, and review status
• An option to hide protocols with minimal activity
• The total number of protocols detected
• Total and unreviewed transaction counts
• A clear indication of which protocols still require attention
Each protocol could have its own page or summary showing:
• Protocol name and blockchain
• Relevant contract, program, or address
• Total transactions
• Unreviewed transactions
• Timeline or yearly activity
• Total income
• Capital gain or loss
• Fees paid
• Wallets used with the protocol
• Direct access to all related transactions
The dashboard should also provide a protocol-specific review workflow so users can
reconcile one protocol at a time
.
Unknown protocol interactions could appear in a separate section where users can review the associated addresses and help identify or label them.
This would help users answer practical questions such as:
• How much activity did I have with this protocol?
• How many transactions still need review?
• How much income did the protocol generate?
• How much did I pay in fees?
• What was my overall gain or loss?
• Which transactions may belong together?
A Protocol Dashboard would reduce manual work, provide valuable performance insights, and give users a much clearer way to reconcile complex DeFi activity.