Accountants everywhere just exhaled. @BeldexCoin pushed Electron Wallet v6.0.2 and you can finally export your full transaction history to CSV no more manual scraping or janky scripts. The release notes literally call out “Transaction history download in CSV format,” shipped alongside a batch of fixes, and the asset list shows fresh builds for Linux (AppImage + .deb), Windows, and macOS with checksums so this isn’t a half-baked toggle; it’s for everyone --- ❯ Why I care: privacy coins need auditability without doxxing. A clean CSV lets you reconcile spend, staking, and swaps in tools you already use. ❯ What I checked: the v6.0.2 changelog for the feature line + binaries/checksums to verify cross-platform intent ❯ Reality check: CSV is simple by design you’ll still label categories yourself. I’d love tags/memos in a next pass. Quick user step: update to v6.0.2 → open Transactions → hit Download CSV → spot-check a few rows against the Beldex explorer (tx hash view) to confirm amounts and timestamps. Compare: many privacy wallets require third-party tools or CLI gymnastics for exports; this is a one-click workflow that keeps your ops tidy. Dev note: consider optional column presets (tax-friendly vs. analyst-friendly) and a per-tx note field that survives export (stored locally).