Crypto from a tax perspective A key distinction between cryptocurrency and fiat money (like the US dollar) is that cryptocurrency is viewed as property rather than as a currency in the US by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This means that the taxation rules for cryptocurrency are those which…
What is tax-loss harvesting? Tax-loss harvesting is a legal investment strategy that helps reduce your overall capital gains for the…
Why you should care about in IRS 1099 forms: 1099's are the centrepiece of IRS crypto tax enforcement and the most significant driver of CP…
New Features New reconciliation view: Intra-exchange transactions This new reconciliation view shows transactions where both the source and…
To understand what a read-only API is, first we have to understand what an API is more generally. API stands for ‘application programming…
What is bridging? Just as the name suggests, a blockchain bridge connects two different chains and allows assets to move from one to the…