Taxpayers already have many crypto-tax vendors to choose from when compiling information for their tax returns, such as Token Tax, Koinly and Zen Ledger. Due to the transparency and traceability of public blockchain transactions, users simply input their pseudonymous digital wallet addresses and receive a complete, itemized and forgery-proof record of their taxable trades from decentralized financial protocols along with cost-basis information.
Bitcoin ETFs Added To Michigan State Pension Fund With $6.6 Million Allocation
The approval of Bitcoin ETFs by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in January 2023 has opened the floodgates...