Track Terra

What is Track Terra?

Track Terra is a blockchain activity analytics tool and enhanced explorer designed specifically for the Terra ecosystem (Terra Classic and Terra 2.0). It was launched in 2023 to address the need for a more professional-grade exploration interface and exportable transaction data—tools that traditional explorers lacked. Track Terra supports interactive block listing, customizable queries by address, memo, denomination, or tag, and aggregates transaction volumes across tokens, LP positions, rewards, and DeFi farms in a visual dashboard.

The platform also offers advanced filtering options such as daily volume thresholds, smart contract calls, multi-sig wallet movements, on-chain governance execution, and distribution events. Exportable CSV and JSON reports are formatted for easy import into financial tools—including Crypto Profit/Loss calculators and ERP systems—enabling accountants, tax advisors, and treasury teams to build detailed cost-basis ledgers and prepare gain/loss schedules for 2023‰2024 audits.

With Terra’s renewed focus on developer ecosystems, Track Terra also offers tokenomics breakdowns, LP share value calculations, and rebalance alerts. Its integration with plugins—like Terra Money’s wallet services—provides contextual smart contract labels and description breadcrumbs. Portfolios can be connected via address watch lists, with periodic automated snapshots for audit-grade data retention.

Key Features

• Transaction Explorer: Customizable block and tx filters, support for contract calls, governance, and delegation events.
• Search Interface: Filter by denomination, tag, wallet, memo, or time-range.
• Export Reports: CSV/JSON exports compatible with popular accounting or tax tools.
• Analytics Dashboard: Visual breakdowns for volume, LP positions, reward cycles, and daily fees.
• DeFi & Governance Tracking: Tracks Terra voting history, farm positions, and token flow patterns.
• Portfolio Watchlists: Persistent snapshots and automated balance history.

Use Cases

• Financial Analysts & Tax Teams: Prepare cost-basis imports and profit report exports.
• Treasury Teams: Reconcile token inflows/outflows, DeFi yields, and real-time on‑chain exposures.
• Developers: Confirm governance state changes, contract interactions, and verify bug fix migrations.
• Compliance Teams: Generate audit-ready transaction trails from explorer logs.
• Portfolio Managers: Monitor LP rebalance cycles, UST/KRT re‑exposure, and asset performance.

Using Cryptoworth’s crypto accounting software, Track Terra exports can be automatically imported to structure journal entries (cost basis, gain/loss, DeFi rewards) directly into ledger systems. These flows can be mapped to account charts, tagged, and reconciled on a monthly basis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Track Terra help with cost basis?

Track Terra provides timestamped transaction data—including token flows, staking, redemption, and fees—that can feed into Cryptoworth’s cost‑basis calculator, enabling precise FIFO or weighted average basis estimates.

Can I use Track Terra exports in Cryptoworth?

Absolutely. The CSV and JSON formats are structured for easy import into Cryptoworth. Key columns include timestamp, token, amount, wallet, transaction type, and fee, facilitating automated P&L reporting.

Does Track Terra support governance and DeFi monitoring?

Yes. It tracks Terra governance votes, param changes, and LP farming activity. These are captured and mapped in Cryptoworth as distinct journal entries.

Is the explorer data audit-ready?

Yes. Track Terra offers immutable snapshots and export logs with metadata—all reconcilable with on-chain state and importable into Cryptoworth for full audit trails.