Crypto Trading Journal

The DEX trade tracker that fills itself in

DEBERE is a spreadsheet-style trade log for decentralized exchange swaps.

• All your DEFI trades in 1 place
• Quick and Easy
• Automate PNL, Accounting and Taxes
• Automatic crypto trade log

The flow

1. Gather your trade data

   Copy your transaction links from your wallets.

2. Paste the transaction URL

   Upload your Etherscan, Solscan and other explorer links of your trades.

3. DEBERE fills in automatically the Trade table

   Date, prices, blockchain, tokens, amounts, etc appear in the table.

Who it is for

• Active DeFi Traders

  Accurate records from multiple platforms and chains.

• Casual Traders

  Your crypto trading journal automated and standardized.

• Accountants, Analysts, Controllers

  Clean, exportable data ready to be consumed.

Questions

What is a DeFi trade log?

A DeFi trade log is a record of every token swap made on a decentralized exchange — typically the date, the tokens exchanged, the amounts, the price, the gas fee, and the resulting profit or loss. Traders keep one for performance review and bookkeeping, the same way an equities trader keeps a stock trading journal.

Can I track DeFi trades in a spreadsheet automatically?

Yes. DEBERE reads transaction data directly from the block explorer when you paste a transaction link, and fills in your trade log automatically — so you never copy figures from Etherscan into Excel or Google Sheets by hand.

Which blockchains does DEBERE support?

Ethereum mainnet, Base, Solana and TRON. Paste an Etherscan, Basescan, Solscan or Tronscan transaction URL and DEBERE detects the chain and routes it automatically.

Can I import many trades at once?

Yes. Upload a file of transaction hashes and DEBERE parses them in bulk, filling one table row per transaction and reporting any duplicates or hashes it could not read.

Where are my trades stored?

If you are signed in, your trades are saved to your account and load again on your next visit. If you are not signed in, they stay in your browser's local storage on that device. Either way you can export the whole table to CSV.