The <-
arrow to the right indicates which data source/asset ID will be automatically selected by the price tool. So it's currently selecting Strike via CryptoCompare as you described.
If you want to change this so that Starknet is used instead, you would need to change the data_source_select
parameter in your bittytax.conf
file as follows:
data_source_select: {\n 'STRK': ['CoinGecko:starknet'],\n }\n
Your bittytax.conf
file is held in the .bittytax folder within your home directory, to find more information about the config file see here.
You may already have some entries defined in data_source_select
so add STRK as an additional row, the ordering is not important.
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I hold some Starknet (STRK), but STRK is also used by Strike. Bittytax is picking up Strike. Is there a way to make the system select Starknet? |
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Hi @grumpydolphin, You can use the Price Tool to find all tokens with that symbol name.
The If you want to change this so that Starknet is used instead, you would need to change the
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Hi @grumpydolphin,
You can use the Price Tool to find all tokens with that symbol name.
The
<-
arrow to the right indicates which data source/asset ID will be automatically selected by the price tool. So it's currently selecting Strike via CryptoCompare as you described.If you want to change this so that Starknet is used instead, you would need to change the
data_source_select
parameter in yourb…