I always knew what I was 😋

It's just a 1099 for crypto exchanges. So if you've ever filed a 1099 with a brokerage, it's basically the same. Most tax software will do it automatically.

The only issue is if you sold out of self custody via an exchange that did not have your cost basis information, then the 1099-DA could be wrong. Otherwise just let the tax software do it and verify the output.

peaynut/paynut already used?

Psssh I don't need v30 my life sized dick pick only takes up 80 bytes

I wonder though did the administration actually identify this problem beforehand and this was their solution? Or did they just draw up some policy they liked without much thought and we collectively drew the more logical conclusions about the logic behind it?

This goes for the previous admin as well btw, making policy that someone is a fan of without much thought for practicality.

Idk, maybe that doesn't make sense, but I feel like the whole globalization narrative shifted after the "solution", not before.

Hmmm were you one of those kids that was eating tide pods perhaps?

Maybe the government should have warned you not to do that.

100% spot on

I'm still trying to spec a true bitcoin bearer instrument as a physical L2/L3 with a hidden pre-image or time-locked transaction to guarantee x value (up to an expiration) with minimal trust and an easily verifiable serial number.

This would allow off-network physical bitcoin commerce. If anyone smarter than me likes this idea and wants to kick ideas, let me know. I have not seen a project like this but it seems possible.