not conceptually, though I don't know much about crytpo and have 2 questions:
1. can you recognize a capital loss on unregulated products like crypto and NFTs for favourable tax treatment?
2. do the exchanges (from an accounting perspective) trade directly between coins or move through a fiat (i.e. USD) currency?
So it might be more like "trading" stock directly without seeing the cash hit your account, which confuses people as to why they trigger a capital gain. The extra step of calculating the value of the source stock at the time of transaction is being missed.
1. can you recognize a capital loss on unregulated products like crypto and NFTs for favourable tax treatment?
2. do the exchanges (from an accounting perspective) trade directly between coins or move through a fiat (i.e. USD) currency?
So it might be more like "trading" stock directly without seeing the cash hit your account, which confuses people as to why they trigger a capital gain. The extra step of calculating the value of the source stock at the time of transaction is being missed.