Description

Rotki v1.19.0 is a very big feature release that brings a ton of new features, improvements and bug fixes made in the last 2+ weeks. It contains 160 commits by 7 different contributors!

Some of the highlights are:

Support for all known curve pool balances.
Ability to add a manual price for an asset pair at an arbitrary timestamp.
Display and accounting for all gitcoin events for grant owners.
Support for aave v2 historical events and PnL accounting.
Support for yearn vaults v2 historical events and PnL accounting.
View and edit queried addresses per protocol.

For more information check the detailed changelog below 👇

Downloads

Upgrade is highly recommended. Download the binary for your OS from below:

Linux
OSX
Windows
- Windows executable
- Standalone Backend

Optionally, you can also verify the integrity of the aforementioned binaries using the following checksums:

Linux
OSX
Windows
- Windows executable checksum
- Standalone Backend

Release Highlights

Curve pools

This release adds support for all known curve pools until this time. The balances of the pool will be automatically detected and shown in the dashboard.

Manual prices

Users can now add a manual price per asset pair for any given timestamp, so whenever rotki can't find a price for a timestamp elsewhere this can be used as a way to provide a price.

By default, if a manual price exists for an asset it takes precedence. This can be modified in the settings.

Gitcoin grants

Our premium users can now get all historical events for their gitcoin grants in a given period. Both ethereum and zksync events are included.

A report of earning over a time period for a selected grant can also be generated.

Aave v2

Aave v2 is now fully supported both for historical events, accounting and profit/loss reporting in the same way that Aave v1 was for premium users.

Yearn v2

All yearn v2 vaults are now supported in the same way that v1 was for premium users.

So that means that all balances in yearn v2 vaults will be detected, historical deposit/withdraw events per vault can be seen and total profit/loss per vault per address shown. This data should also be taken into account in the profit/loss report.

View and edit queried addresses per protocol

In the DEX trades, DeFi deposits and DeFi liabilities components there is now a dedicated sub-component that shows which addresses are queried per protocol.

It allso allows you to edit the list of queried addresses per protocol, by simply clicking on the protocol and adding or removing accounts for querying. This really comes in handy for speeding up queries, as if every address is queried for every protocol then the app will be loading for a very long time.

These were the highlights. Check below for the full changelog 👇

New Features

#3116 Support for INR (Indian Rupee) as a profit currency has been added.
#1520 Users can now manually add prices for tokens/assets.
#692 Gitcoin Grant owners will now be able to track and generate reports of their grants.
#1666 Users will now be able to see their yearn v2 vaults in in the defi section.
#2456 Users will now be able to correctly retrive prices for Curve LP tokens.
#2778 Users will now be able to enable modules and queried addresses when adding an ethereum account
#1857 Premium users will now be able to query Aave V2 events.
#2722 The sync conflict dialog dates will now be consistent with the user specified date format.
#3114 Users can easily check and manage which addresses are queried for each defi module directly from the respective module page.
#3069 When adding an asset coingecko/cryptocompare identifiers will now be validated and non-existing ones will be rejected.

Bug Fixes

#3145 Docker users will now have the ability to logout any other sessions when attempting to connect from a new browser window.
#2685 Invoking --version from the rotki backend binary in Windows should no longer raise a Permission error.
#3142 During v26->v27 upgrade if a user has balancer LP events the upgrade should no longer fail.
#3172 COIN should now be properly mapped to Coinbase tokenized stock in both bittrex and FTX.
#3134 The new cWBTC token should now be properly recognized for compound users.

Newly supported assets

Added support for the following assets:

Updated the information of the following assets:

rotki/rotki v1.19.0 Rotki v1.19.0 - Cere on GitHub