I guess you can just use a spreadsheet, specially for Bitcoin only, but it's just nicer to have a dedicated tool for this.
There are great commercial ones, like Koinly for example, but I'm now interested in looking at open source ones.
So far, I've identified two of them:
  • Rotki. This seems to be some kind of basic but nice looking open source platform that offers some premium features with a paid plan.
A portfolio tracking, analytics, accounting and management application that protects your privacy
  • RP2. This one seems to be more comprehensive, and more open as there is no premium version, only open source.
Privacy-focused, free, open-source cryptocurrency tax calculator for multiple countries: it handles multiple coins/exchanges and computes long/short-term capital gains, cost bases, in/out lot relationships/fractioning, and account balances. It supports FIFO and it generates output in form 8949 format. It has a programmable plugin architecture.
Have you used any of these?, or know any other open source portfolio trackers?
Prefer old school spreadsheet if I’m honest.. private and open source would be for preference if I had to look.
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One day you realize that you don't need a portfolio.
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Yeah, but still is nice to see the ever increasing BTC amount in a graph or something
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This is possible with proper wallet, I think.
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Ah, I see you are a man/woman of culture aswell.
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There is no need for portfolios. Bitcoin is the ultimate apex asset. The only one "you" need.
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Ghostfolio

UmbrelOS has it for easy install. Last time i checked it was missing a lot of features, but it's usable, open-source and self-hosted.
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Ghostfolio. One click install on umbrel
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I paid for Rotki at one point but it seems super Eth focused. I started https://github.com/philipcristiano/folio just for my own tracking of things but need to rework a bunch of it to include lightning nodes.
Rotki’s handling of assets has never felt right after using Cointracker for a while.
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