I deleted one of my Btc accounts on my Ledger Live a year or so ago.
I probably did use that Btc account but for whatever reason decided I no longer needed it so I deleted it.
I didnt realise at the time I would need to keep that account on my ledger Live (for the Xpub details) for tax reporting purposes.
I have only ever bought or sold Btc on Coinbase Pro.
So, before I deleted the Btc account on my Ledger Live I would most certainly have withdrawn all Btc from it and either sent the Btc to Coinbase Pro or transferred any Btc from that deleted Ledger Live account to another Btc account on my Ledger Live.
Therefore, any Btc removed from the deleted Btc Ledger Live account would either have gone to Coinbase Pro or transferred to one of my other Ledger Live Btc accounts.
I have allowed Koiny via an API to download all data from my Coinbase and Coinbase Pro accounts.
Koinly also knows all the transactions relating to my existing Btc accounts (wallets) that I have on my Ledger Live account.
Is it possible to establish by looking through the Btc transactions on Koinly which of those transactions (either deposits into Coinbase or deposits into one of the existing Btc accounts on my Ledger Live) was from the deleted account?
I understand that if I know the Btc public address of the deleted Btc account I can add that public address to a Btc wallet that I would create on Koinly to ensure Koinly knows that those transactions were from the Btc account I deleted?
Any thoughts?