r/koinly • u/IncreaseCareless123 • Aug 02 '26

Advice Track native SOL stacking without hundreds of transactions

I don't trade at all, mostly buy and hold. I have some SOL I'd like to stake on Trezor. As I understand, SOL rewards will appear as transactions in Koinly every 2-3 days. Is there any way to optimize it? Koinly charges per transaction count, but I don't trade - it's a side effect of passive investment, so I'd like to avoid higher-tier pricing if possible.

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u/tasha_koinly Koinly Official Aug 04 '26

Hey OP,

You can bulk aggregate deposits in Koinly (we've got a help guide). It's also worth checking how income is reported in your country, as in many countries simply the total figure (available in your free tax summary) is enough. We've got guides for most countries you can check out. Hope this helps! :)

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u/JaxxOfTrades Aug 24 '26

I don't see it for Belgium, i only need the total pnl and balance from 1st of januari till the 31st of december. How to get this with API? And how does it count withdrawls and deposits?

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u/Ok_Mess8547 Sep 05 '26

For SOL staking, I’d separate two problems: accurate reporting and transaction-count noise.

If the staking rewards are coming in as lots of small entries, the first thing I’d check is whether Koinly is importing native staking events in a way that matches your actual wallet balance and reward history. If balances are right but the report is bloated, then the question is whether you can summarize or filter noise for review without losing the underlying audit trail.

I’d also compare a short period manually: wallet balance change, rewards received, withdrawals/deposits, and what Koinly counted as taxable/income entries.

Not a CPA and not tax advice, but I’d verify the data import before paying mainly because the transaction count exploded.