Ok thanks. I have read different perspectives, such as how if you buy bitcoin with USD, then when bitcoin rises you purchase an altcoin, you would have to capture those gains in your tax return for that year. I also know the perspective that you only need to capture gains if you convert to fiat. Could be this year or in a few. Since exchanges are constantly changing, your gains or losses can't be presented as a proper picture until returned to fiat. Also using other examples, if you sold a house, then bought another house, you aren't taxed on same asset type. Does this make sense? You trade a lot as your charts show, there is no way I could see you being able to capture every gain as you convert one crypto to another. I know Canada has a different tax code than US (where I reside), but believe there are similarities to how the timing with both. Thanks again for your time, the past month or two has been a great learning experience and trading philosophy that could perhaps change many lives that see your method. As a side I researched into several including Neo, and when I saw the rebranding from ants and a couple other points I bought in, only a couple weeks ago but that's all it took, man things go fast.
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