Hey crypto tax API providers Which of you can effectively support tokenized equities on chain? And on chain earn products. Please get in touch. My DMs are open x.com/KyleSamani/status/208192…
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Hey crypto tax API providers Which of you can effectively support tokenized equities on chain? And on chain earn products. Please get in touch. My DMs are open x.com/KyleSamani/status/208192…
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@KyleSamani I have an agent who handles arbitrage by buying stocks across five different exchanges; the strategy has been undergoing constant adjustments recently, and the price discrepancies vary significantly whenever I check the market.
@KyleSamani This analysis shows a clear gap in the market crypto tax tools are still catching up to securities needs
@KyleSamani If the protocol doesn't expose clear issuer authority, would you prefer the API to pause reporting rather than guess the tax treatment?
@KyleSamani tokenized equities on chain are a regulatory minefield, not a tech problem, what's the plan for handling the 144a vs retail investor split in your on chain earn products
@KyleSamani Hey Kyle, TON supports tokenized securities natively and has on-chain earn products via mini-apps.
@KyleSamani Crypto tax software is not going to support this treatment by default. Better off using them as data source and then having an external tax engine with required logic run the calculations. Building a tax engine is not that hard.
@KyleSamani @KyleSamani we can help with this! You can send the docs to Claude - docs.kryptos.io
@KyleSamani tokenized equities need clean corp action lots and earn needs timed accrual tracking. most APIs still collapse those into plain transfers. who actually ships both without manual patches?
@KyleSamani And if they can’t they should get in touch with us at @Dune or you could try the Dune MCP directly I always do my crypto taxes with Dune (incl staking yields etc)