Exporting Your Data
/export hands you your own data as a CSV file, straight into the chat.
What You Can Export
Run /export and pick one:
WTS Orders
Your sell orders, active and historical
WTB Orders
Your buy orders, active and historical
Trade History
Completed trades with fees and transaction IDs
Wallet Inventory
Every asset you hold, across every connected wallet
The Wallet Inventory Export
This is the one most people want. It lists every asset you hold with the market context beside it:
Wallet Address Which of your wallets holds it Collection The collection the asset belongs to Asset Asset name Quantity How many you hold Floor (USD/unit) Lowest live ask, per unit Last Sale (USD/unit) Most recent sale, per unit Prices are per unit, not position totals
Floor and Last Sale are what one of the asset is worth. Quantity sits in the next column, and the multiplication is deliberately left to you. A single "value" column would imply a precision the market does not have — a lowest live ask can sit far above any price the asset has actually traded at, and reporting that as your portfolio's worth would be misleading. An empty cell means no price data, not zero.
Multi-Wallet Is a Premium Benefit
The export itself is free. What Premium changes is how many wallets you can connect: free accounts connect one, and each COUNTERTRADR you hold unlocks six, with the wallet export aggregates all of them into a single file with the address on every row.
If you hold across several addresses, that is the difference between one spreadsheet and a manual merge.
Related: Portfolio Appraisal for a formal valuation with its own CSV, Wallet Connection to link more addresses, and Digests & Trade Ledger for fee breakdowns.