Yes

What bear market?

This.

Haha great ask. Technically our tax codes Internal Revenue Code (USA) and Income Tax Act (Canada). I reference the sections in the article that touch on the features of capital assets outside the legacy system that are self reported, you know personal property items such as gold, jewellery, art collectibles, etc. It's up to the filer to report it at their own caution.

Thanks for reading and the question. If you have proof of reserves attested by a 3rd party that helps (ie anchor watch). Beyind this right now I'm not certain as we're venturing into new territory. however could be a real forward looking opportunity I see coming out of that is a rise in these services from qualified 3rd party observers if xpubs etc. open to ideas to comment on!

Also fuck taxes

For anyone curious about the tax fallout I've written about it. Look for my latest post. https://joshljcpa.substack.com/p/cold-card-hack-the-tax-implications

You have got to be fucking kidding me.

FFS.

If I'm understanding this correctly it doesn't even sound like the devs checked the bit count of their RNG at Coinkite (Coldcard) (ie resulting bits>=128). If that is the case that is serious negligence on Coinkite's part. Open source of their code may absolve them (somewhat) but my god that is such a simple check to put in as a condition of the code base. I want to be wrong but I suspect I might not be.