A Higher Crypto Balance Does Not Establish Profit
Separate contributions, quantities, prices, and scope changes before interpreting a higher account value or preparing a month-end summary.
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Month-end crypto reconciliation: decide which Binance accounts to include, tell a higher balance from profit, and keep referral credits and records before closing an account.
Define Your Binance Month-End Account Scope
Which Binance wallets belong in your month-end check? List Spot, Funding and sub-accounts, handle zero-balance wallets, and note when you add or drop one.
Month-endKeep Evidence for Binance Cashback and Rebate Credits
How to check Binance referral cashback and rebate credits: keep expected amounts apart from actual credits, note asset units and dates, and track late credits.
Month-endRecords to Save Before Closing a Binance Account
What to download and back up before you close a Binance account, how to test the archive, and what a closed-account report request may not include.
Month-endMissing Opening Balance in Your Crypto Ledger? Don’t Back-Solve It
Starting a crypto ledger without last month’s balances? Backing the opening figure out of the month-end balance hides missing records. Log it as an open item, then source it from a dated statement, an older ledger or full history.
Month-endSeveral Versions of One Month’s Reconciliation? How to Name Them and Track Open Items
Three files called “final” for the same month, and two months later nobody knows which one holds the answer. Name each file by month, account alias, stage and version number, fingerprint the originals instead of editing them, and keep checked items and open items on separate lists that carry across months.
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