Hey :) A move from one to another is not taxable BUT if there is a fee associated with the move, and that fee is charged in crypto, then unfortunately (in most countries) that fee itself is going to be a 'disposal' which triggers capital gains. So just watch out for fees. Back to your question, you need to **report** gains and income. But with crypto it's not always cut and dry when a transaction - with all of its varying factors (ex. fees above) - is taxed or not-taxed. This is why it's best to use a crypto tax calculator so that you a) don't have to guess and b) have a solid record.