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Traditional traders and investors in crypto assets aim to derive a return from the crypto world through straightforward acquisition and sale transactions. However, there are persons (individuals but also entities) who aim to derive returns from their crypto assets through more innovative mechanisms, such as providing liquidity in liquidity pools and staking. Â
The emergence of cryptocurrencies and digital assets has transformed financial markets, driven by technological advancements and the need for decentralization.
The manner in which transactions in crypto assets are brought to tax in different jurisdictions often offers opportunities for individuals and corporates alike, to structure their position to obtain desired tax outcomes. On the other hand, the way tax authorities in different countries treat crypto transactions can be confusing and can lead to a minefield that one needs to navigate to avoid unpleasant tax positions.
