Crypto taxes, finally done right.

Accurate gains, income and cost-basis reports for every wallet and exchange you use, ready for filing and ready for questions.

Form 8949 & Schedule DStaking & DeFi incomeNFTsMulti-wallet

Everything your crypto activity creates

Every swap, sale, airdrop and reward can be a taxable event. We help you account for all of it.

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Capital gains & losses

Short and long-term gains calculated per disposal, with clear lot-level detail.

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Staking, mining & airdrops

Rewards recorded as income at fair market value on the day received.

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DeFi & token swaps

Trades between tokens, liquidity events and bridges mapped into clean records.

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NFT activity

Mints, sales and purchases tracked so cost basis is never a guess.

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Hardware & self-custody wallets

Transfers between your own wallets recognized, so they are not mistaken for sales.

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Audit-ready records

Organized transaction history and methodology notes you can keep on file.

Three steps to a finished report

No spreadsheets, no guesswork.

Share your history

Send exchange exports and wallet addresses. We help you find what is missing.

We reconcile it

Transactions are matched, priced and categorized, and gaps or mismatches are flagged.

Review & file

Receive reports for your preparer or filing software, with support if questions come up.

Cost-basis methods at a glance

The method you use can change your tax bill. Here is how the common ones differ.

MethodHow it worksOften used for
FIFOOldest coins are treated as sold firstDefault when nothing else is elected
HIFOHighest-cost coins are sold firstReducing current-year gains
Specific IDYou choose exactly which lots you soldMaximum control, needs good records

Questions, answered

The basics most people ask first.

Is crypto taxable in the US?

The IRS treats digital assets as property. Selling, swapping or spending them can trigger gains or losses, and rewards or payments received are generally income.

Are transfers between my own wallets taxable?

Generally no. Moving coins between wallets you own is not a sale, but the records must show it was your own transfer.

What if I lost track of my cost basis?

It is common. We help reconstruct it from exchange history, on-chain data and price records so you have a defensible number.

Do you provide tax or legal advice?

We provide reporting and support. For advice specific to your situation, consult a licensed CPA or tax attorney.

Ready to get your crypto taxes sorted?

Reach out and we will point you to the right next step.

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