TL;DR
You can set custom prices for unlisted coins to ensure all reports calculate correctly. Coins without a price source can be assigned a manual value. Additionally, coins can be converted into NFTs, displayed in the NFT Center, or even converted into blockchains with NFT libraries via custom settings. You can also “force” a custom price so it won’t be overwritten by future price feeds.
1) What is the custom price setting for?
You can set a custom price for coins that are not yet listed on any exchanges or for coins that do not have a price source in CoinTracking.
Sources include: Fiat, coin and commodities price sources, individual exchange prices, and your chosen fiat account currency.
This ensures that your reports always calculate with a value for your coin. Additionally, you can convert coins into NFTs, which will then be displayed in the NFT Center.
2) How to enter an unlisted coin
Go to the Transactions page.
Click on New to create a new transaction.
Enter the details of your trade and click Add transaction.
At this point, the coin is stored in your account but will not yet appear on the dashboard.
3) How to set a custom price (and convert coins into NFTs)
On the Transactions page, look at the right-hand side where the coin summary is shown.
Search for your newly added coin and click on the 0 BTC Value link to set a custom price.
This will take you to Custom Prices & NFTs. Search for your coin and click the edit icon.
Enter your custom price in the window that appears.
Additional options:
Convert to NFT: The coin will be treated as an NFT and displayed in the NFT Center. You can also convert coins into blockchains that have NFT libraries via the “Custom settings and convert to NFT” option.
Force Custom Price: The custom price will always override CoinTracking’s price history. Even if your coin later receives an official price feed, it will continue using your manually set price.
Click Update to save. From now on, your coin will appear on the dashboard with the custom value you assigned.