Ever tried tracking every single crypto move? One trade here, a swap there, then suddenly you’ve got 200 transactions. Exhausting. And let’s be honest, nobody really wants to calculate all that by hand.
By the way, governments are watching now.
The United States, the United Kingdom, India, Canada, Australia, and Japan, among others, all treat crypto like a taxable asset.
So what does that mean?
Well, even if you got a “free” airdrop, or some staking income, or just swapped ETH for another token, it’s all taxable. Indeed, even minor transactions are subject to taxation. Ignore it? Risk audits, fines, or worse.
Here’s the kicker: people aren’t just holding coins anymore. They’re staking, farming, diving into decentralized finance (DeFi), or flipping NFTs. All that adds extra layers of chaos to finances. Cool tech, messy taxes.
Let’s pause for a second.
How do you even track this across five wallets and three exchanges? Each move needs the price, cost, and local currency
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