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A sizable proportion of “advisor alpha” can be generated from effective investment-related tax planning strategies alone.
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Blockchain firm Bitfury will develop a bitcoin mining center in Paraguay. The new mining operation is in partnership with Seoul-based research and development firm Commons Foundation.
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Bitwise Asset Management is the latest venture to apply for a cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund (ETF). Called the Bitwise HOLD 10 Cryptocurrency Index Fund, the ETF will track the returns of the company’s HOLD 10 Index, a “market-cap-weighted index of the 10 largest cryptocurrencies” that captures roughly 80 percent of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization.
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Most bitcoiner owners aren't cypherpunks and don't require an energy-intensive consensus mechanism. A tax would shift them on to sensible alternatives.
Investors receiving airdrops should be aware of the tax implications of their newly-earned tokens to avoid unwelcome surprises from the IRS.
The two agencies' differing opinions are impeding the development of comprehensive guidelines that would protect investors and ensure crypto's development.
Uncle Sam may collect tax on every loan and repayment of cryptocurrency which may catch users by surprise, creating a tax trap that could impair the rapidly emerging DeFi industry.
Casual collectors may be in for a rude awakening this year.
With the U.S. tax deadline (April 18) around the corner, confusion about cryptocurrency taxes abounds. Here are some ways you might have your facts wrong, according to ZenLedger COO, Dan Hunnum. This piece is part of CoinDesk's Tax Week.