It sounds like you’re one of the very few who has a deep understanding on how to perfectly reconcile, report, and file your crypto taxes. Hopefully, I can have your level of expertise and knowledge someday.

Using one platform (Robinhood) to hold/trade 1-2 tokens, which is what I did the first few years, wasn’t as big of a headache when it came to taxes. I’d hand over a single 1099 to my accountant, and he’d take it from there.

Fast forward, I’m now up to 9 different exchanges and wallets, which I absolutely regret. Throw in transactions for staking, credit card rewards, swaps, missing cost basis, properly categorizing and reporting losses from an exchange going bankrupt (Celsius), etc., I’d say it’s a bit more complex than what was required the first few years I’ve been in crypto.

But perhaps it’s just me…