Coinone Launches Asset Analysis Service... "View Assets and Investment Returns at a Glance"

Domestic virtual asset exchange Coinone announced on the 20th that it will launch an asset analysis service on its web and application (app).

The Coinone asset analysis service is a feature that allows users to easily understand evaluation profit and loss and asset trends over periods ranging from daily to yearly. It is designed to provide various insights necessary for investment, such as period-specific asset information and investment profit and loss history. The asset analysis service is displayed in the 'Assets' category on the Coinone web and app, consisting of tabs for evaluation profit and loss trends and asset trends.

In the 'Evaluation Profit and Loss Trends' section, users can analyze the profit and loss of their held virtual assets over different periods using charts and tables from multiple perspectives. Users can choose between daily profit and loss or cumulative profit and loss information. The 'Asset Trends' section provides data on the increase and decrease trends of the total assets held by customers. It allows users to easily check how much the evaluated amount of Korean won and virtual assets held from the past to the present has increased or decreased.

Meanwhile, Coinone also introduced the 'Simple KRW Recharge' feature, which allows easy KRW deposits directly from the trading screen. If KRW is insufficient during a virtual asset order, a popup appears guiding the user to the KRW deposit window with the required amount. After completing the KRW deposit, users return to the ongoing trading screen to continue their order. Selecting the '+' icon next to the available order amount in the order window also immediately moves the user to the KRW deposit screen.

Cha Myung-hoon, CEO of Coinone, said, "Coinone is accelerating efforts to enhance user convenience by conducting more than 10 product updates this year," adding, "We will continue to provide the best virtual asset trading service by constantly understanding customer needs through in-house analysis and VOC (Voice of Customer)."