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When a user has entries in multiple currencies that go in opposite directions — e.g. an income entry in EUR (user owes the org) and an expense entry in CAD (org owes user) — the previous row collapsed both into a single "Owes you" / "You owe" label driven by the net sats balance. The fiat amounts were displayed via Math.abs(), hiding the per-currency signs the backend already returns, so the row was actively misleading: it showed €200 and CA$300 under one direction when in reality they point in opposite directions. Render up to two grouped lines instead — "Owes you €200.00" and "You owe CA$300.00" — using new owesYouFiat / youOweFiat helpers that filter the signed fiat_balances dict by sign. Net sats stays as a small caption with an explicit "(receivable)"/"(payable)" qualifier, since sats can be netted but distinct fiat currencies can't without a spot rate. Falls back to the old single-line render when there are no fiat balances (sats-only entries). |
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