COSS.io is a new “Crypto-One-Stop-Solution” that offers holders of the COSS token an allocation of 50% of the fees collected from the COSS.io exchange and payment gateway on a weekly basis. In anticipation of this week’s fee split, I wanted to outline an easy method to track your allocation amounts.

CoinTracking.info is one of the best options for tracking cryptocurrency values and trades. You can enter up to 200 trades/entries with a free account, and if you use the link above you can receive 10% off any future upgrades. If you already happen to have an account, you can use the below method to add to your current holdings, or you can actually create a new account just to track allocations and then link the accounts (more info on this process can be found under Account > Account Settings on the CoinTracking site).

Coss.io takes a snapshot every Sunday (at a specific Ethereum block) of the COSS tokens in your COSS.io wallet or in an Ethereum wallet of your choosing (info about how to set this up can be found on your COSS.io dashboard). 50% of all exchange/payment gateway fees are then allocated between all COSS token holders and the details of the fee split are posted to your dashboard about 48 hours later (usually sometime Tuesday). Fees are split in the currency type that were collected (in the case of non-ERC20 coins, you have to convert them to ETH, based on the current market value on https://coinmarketcap.com/). Consequently, you end up with a bit of each coin traded on COSS.io.

However, because you end up with a wide variety of coins in your allocations, it is challenging to tell how much each is worth. You could make a custom spreadsheet or calculate values by hand, but this very likely will lead to…

The following steps take a little work, but once you have everything set up, it’s a pretty quick way to track your values.

On your COSS.io dashboard, you should see tabs for the blocks you have been eligible for.

To begin the process, let’s select the block you want to import and select the coins and amounts as in this example: