Forks/Airdrops

Forks and Airdrops may be considered a form of income, but a lot will depend on how the individual Forks or Airdrops are managed by the organisations behind them. Some good news Even though there will be guidance available from your tax authority, it will still be a daunting task to collate your trading history… Continue reading Forks/Airdrops

Capital Gains

Buying & Selling The most obvious activity which is subject to Capital Gains is buying then selling cryptocurrency – buying in itself isn’t a taxable event.  If you made a single purchase of a cryptocurrency funded with fiat (e.g Euros) and then sold the entire amount for Euros in a single trade, you can simply… Continue reading Capital Gains

How tax authorities classify crypto

Any tax you are liable for on the sale of your crypto will depend on how your tax authority regards cryptocurrency. Some of the main differentiators classify crytpo as: Foreign Currency Though Bitcoin, and many coins that have followed, function as currency, their speculative nature and source of competition with national currencies, means that very… Continue reading How tax authorities classify crypto

Doing your bit

Full nodes are essential to ensure Bitcoin does as Satoshi intended, functioning as a decentralised peer-to-peer cash system.  There are no direct financial rewards for running a node but it is a great way to improve your knowledge of how Bitcoin works. You may benefit as a business that accepts bitcoin, or as a trader… Continue reading Doing your bit

Benefits of Running a Bitcoin Node

Running a full bitcoin node doesn’t have any coin rewards, however, it comes with its intangible benefits. They include: Direct Access to Transaction Data: Running a full bitcoin node increases the security of a transaction. If you carry out multiple BTC transactions a day, you can access updated information regarding your transactions directly from Bitcoin’s… Continue reading Benefits of Running a Bitcoin Node