Many of my investments show up as "Unknown" on Stellarterm, as they are not supported yet. Is there any way at all to check the USD value of my hodlings? Even a live google doc would suffice, I just don't know where to start.
I would really appreciate any advice as to getting some kind of account viewer that shows all held assets and corresponding live USD value. Thank you!
How did you establish the trustlines for these assets and then how did you purchase them?
Do you see your balances reflected on your account on https://stellar.expert?
rbates I see my balances on stellar.expert, yes-- but not in USD. Would love to see all of my trustline assets in USD somehow!! Thanks for your reply, rbates!
MatthewMatthews ah ok, now I understand a little more about what you are looking for.
The USD prices you see on StellarTerm are calculated using buy/sell data from the order book that's built into the SDEX. The developer of StellarTerm has a process that new assets need to follow to request getting listed on their site:
https://github.com/irisli/stellarterm/tree/master/directory
Here's the thing to remember, if nobody is buying or selling this asset yet then it's going to be challenging to price it in USD (or any currency).
What are the asset codes you are tracking? Did you purchase these tokens somewhere using XLM?
I've you're on linux, I've made this to check balance from SDEX, based on last observed price: https://github.com/oelmekki/sdexstash
It doesn't give you an USD value, though, only a total in XLM. But it's easy enough to convert this to USD value afterward.
oelmekki This is perfect! Although I am on a mac, so I am unsure if I can run this software. Thank you for sending though, as this is pretty much exactly what I need
It probably won't work. Sorry, using C++ is totally overkilled for that (it's basically calling two endpoints on horizon api), but I was learning C++ so I took the opportunity.
Here is a javascript version you can paste in your (modern and up to date) browser : https://gist.github.com/oelmekki/57a915e92f826c81980908dc3ff59361
You just need to replace the "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" at the top with your public address (public address! ? ).
If you can't read javascript, you probably should wait for someone to confirm this is not malicious code. As much as I know I'm not an asshole, it's a bad idea to paste random javascript from the web ?
oelmekki You are the best! Can't thank you enough for this quick tool, as it's making my life so much easier.
MatthewMatthews You're welcome, have fun with SDEX ?
