Dashboard graph wrong after importing unsupported coin

[Anthony_shackman]

So, I wanted to add an unsupported wallet and coin.
I created a custom wallet and imported a CSV with a list of transactions and koinly asked which coin this was for.

I picked one which I thought it was and the transactions imported.

When I checked the transactions Koinly said I had £85M (I wish)

So I deleted the wallet and tried again and discovered that I can’t add in an unsupported coin.

Problem now is that the graph on the dashboard still shows a value of £85M. How do I refresh this back to what it was?

[CurlyCryptoGurl]

I had a similar issue trying to import an unsupported coin of terra luna.
It was so bad I just deleted the wallet.
Koinly is almost unusable without being able to use Terra, Avax, etc…

[Anthony_shackman]

Yeh I deleted the wallet.
I left it for a few days, synced up wallets and exchanges but still have a huge £85M bump for transactions that don’t exist.

[sraftery]

You might be able to fix the problem of £85m in loose change - apart from sending me some.
On Dashboard, scroll down through the individual coins and see if you can find the coin or token with the excess amount; click the + at that coin, and you will see which wallet contains the extra coins, and you can then either completely delete that wallet, or just delete the incorrect transactions

Stephen

[Rami_Naama]

If you delete all transactions for that coin, it should clear the graph but might take some time. Happened to me when coinmarketcap went wrong couple of weeks ago. Had a scam token rising it’s value for thousands but I deleted all its transactions and the graph cleared after couple of days