The future of finance will be more affordable, accessible, and borderless, not by eliminating TradFi, but by merging crypto payments with legacy payment rails.
The ability for individuals to generate passive income from the tokenization of the real-world data generated by their devices and apps presents an enormous opportunity.
The IRS's latest crusade into the realm of digital assets threatens to redefine the landscape of decentralized finance (DeFi) with its proposed broker reporting rules.
Crypto adoption may usher in a new cohort akin to the ‘Asian Tigers’ of the 70s, where forward-thinking nations who embraced new technology quickly made incredible economic gains relative to the rest of the world.
The digital assets industry has many similarities to TradFi, so it is possible to apply many of the same time-tested TradFi principles to regulate the digital assets space.
In this article, we’ll explore the different ways in which crypto tax fraud is increasingly becoming a focus for regulators — and how investors can stay proactive when it comes to reporting taxes and avoiding future trouble with the IRS.