If Crypto Tax Reporting Costs/Fees Are Based on the Amount of Transactions in the Year, How Many Transactions Did You Clock-up?

Crypto tax calculators base their fees/prices on the amount of transactions you have carried out over the course of the financial year. Ok, I understand that there are quite a few lucky ones amongst us that have been able to just buy & Hodl, and therefore have no taxable events/transactions to speak of, really, yet. However, some of us are DCA and staking, spending/using etc. and therefore incurring taxable events/transactions on a regular basis. Then you have the lunatics down the DeFi rabbit hole whose lives are just constant transactions/taxable events. Not forgetting the miners, validators et al.

So which group do you fall into?

Thanks for getting involved.

Originally posted on r/saltynocoiners

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If Crypto Tax Reporting Costs/Fees Are Based on the Amount of Transactions in the Year, How Many Transactions Did You Clock-up?