Ethereum-based automated market maker and decentralized exchange.
Swaps recorded as trades
Bitwave recognizes calls to the Uniswap router in your wallet's transaction history and treats the token movements as trades, so the disposed asset, acquired asset, and network fee are recorded together.
Liquidity positions identified
Uniswap pool tokens and concentrated liquidity positions are recognized as liquidity positions, and Bitwave resolves the pair of underlying assets and the wallet's share of the pool behind each one.
Pool entries kept out of gain/loss
Adding or removing liquidity can be categorized as a position change rather than a disposal, and the DeFi return view can measure return on Uniswap positions over the holding period.
How it works
Bitwave reads the Ethereum wallets you connect and identifies Uniswap activity within them. Swaps routed through Uniswap are recorded as trades, and the pool tokens or position records that Uniswap issues when you provide liquidity are recognized as liquidity positions with their underlying assets resolved.
Your team then decides how each movement is treated using Bitwave's DeFi categorization, and the results flow into balances, gain/loss, and journal entries.
The workflow:
- Add the Ethereum wallet that trades or provides liquidity on Uniswap.
- Bitwave syncs the wallet's transactions, recording swaps as trades and identifying pool tokens and concentrated liquidity positions.
- Categorize liquidity additions and removals as liquidity positions, individually or through rules.
- Review positions in the balance report and carry gains, losses, and fees into journal entry reporting.
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Uniswap activity mixes two very different accounting events: swaps, which are taxable trades, and liquidity provision, which changes the form of a holding without disposing of it. Bitwave distinguishes the two, so trades receive cost basis and gain/loss treatment while pool entries and exits are handled as position changes.
For finance teams with Uniswap positions, the result is a balance report that includes the assets sitting inside pools, trades with network fees attached, and a consistent treatment for liquidity that holds up when auditors ask how a pool token was valued and why it did not trigger a gain.
Complete. Transparent. Secure.
ERPs
Sync data in real-time and eliminate manual errors. Bitwave seamlessly integrates with your existing back-office software for easier reporting.
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Blockchains
Bitwave supports tokens on the Bitcoin, Ethereum (All ERC-20 tokens + Layer 2), Solana, NEAR, and more. We are constantly adding support for new Blockchains.
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Custodial Wallets
Bitwave currently supports Fireblocks, NYDIG, BitGo, and Anchorage custodial wallets. We are constantly adding support for new Custodial Wallets.
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DeFi Protocols
This is just a sample of the DeFi protocols we support. Click below for the full offering of DeFi integrations currently in place, with more being added each day.
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Exchanges
This is just a sample of the key Exchanges we support. Click below for the larger offering of Exchanges supported, with more being constantly added.
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Multi-Signature Wallets
Bitwave supports a variety of multi-signature wallets, such as Gnosis Safe, Zebec, and Electrum. We are constantly adding support for new Multi-Signature Wallets.
