How does fidelity calculate the total account value of a cryptocurrency account?

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• Lerche RefsgaardJan 18, 2025 · a year ago
  Fidelity calculates the total account value of a cryptocurrency account by considering several factors. They take into account the current market prices of the cryptocurrencies held in the account. Additionally, they consider the quantity of each cryptocurrency and calculate the total value based on the market price of each individual coin. It's important to note that the account value can fluctuate with the market prices of cryptocurrencies. So, if the market prices go up, the account value will increase, and vice versa. Fidelity provides real-time updates on the account value to ensure accurate information for their customers.
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• Graversen StampeJan 19, 2023 · 3 years ago
  When calculating the total account value of a cryptocurrency account, Fidelity looks at the market prices of the cryptocurrencies held in the account. They use these market prices to determine the value of each cryptocurrency and then sum up the values to get the total account value. It's worth mentioning that Fidelity may also consider any fees or commissions associated with the account when calculating the total value. This ensures that the account value reflects the actual worth of the cryptocurrencies in the account, taking into account any costs incurred.
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• mxmorningstarOct 19, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Fidelity calculates the total account value of a cryptocurrency account by using the current market prices of the cryptocurrencies held in the account. They take into consideration the quantity of each cryptocurrency and multiply it by the market price to determine the value of each coin. Then, they sum up the values of all the cryptocurrencies to get the total account value. Fidelity's calculation method ensures that the account value accurately reflects the market value of the cryptocurrencies in the account at any given time.
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