Smarter Decisions for Modern Business
Independent coverage of the evolving regulatory and tax landscape for crypto businesses, exchanges, and investors in the United States and United Kingdom. Educational content only, not investment advice.
Tracking a crypto portfolio manually was manageable when most investors held Bitcoin and Ethereum on a single exchange and made occasional trades. In 2026, the typical active crypto investor has accounts on multiple exchanges, holds assets in self-custody wallets, participates in staking or DeFi protocols, has received airdrops and staking rewards at various points throughout … Read more
The UK crypto tax landscape changed significantly between 2022 and 2026, and not in a direction that favors investors who have been treating their digital asset activity as informally as they might have in the early days of cryptocurrency in Britain. The annual Capital Gains Tax allowance has been reduced from 12,300 pounds in 2022/23 … Read more
If you bought, sold, traded, or earned any cryptocurrency in the United States during 2025 or 2026 and have not reported it to the IRS, the risk of that decision is higher than it has ever been. The era of crypto tax ambiguity in the United States is effectively over. In 2026, cryptocurrency exchanges are … Read more