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@payday007 They are both equal. Some businesses/lenders lean towards one or the other. The difference in score is due to 2 things: the proprietary scoring models of each and there may be bits of information missing from one or both (which is nobody's fault, just how some things are done).

@ridenour Important to note (especially in the last couple years) that you can deduct annual expenses related to mining. Because crypto prices have been so low and hardware and electricity prices have been so high, it is likely to result in a net zero for average hobby miners. But all figures...

@instruggles12 Thank you. Lots of good info here. Will check these things out.

So, CRA hasn't a clue really but still wants their cut. I have crypto gains in excess of $150k that took place over the last few years. This is in the form of simple capital gain and passive income (staking). Since it happened over years, I have been in and out of various exchanges, some of...

@tmc1284 And actually now would be a good time to get in as we should see these tremulous times in all economies passing in the next 12-18 months. Either way, a managed portfolio would be well diverse or if you want to choose yourself, make sure you have some dividends in there, a bit of bonds...

@eb231 2017 for me. Just in time to ride the 2018 crash all the way down.

@eb231 It's worth was $190k 2 years ago. Crypto is in a bear cycle (along with the traditional market) right now. I'll be holding until a bear market emerges. DCA is $0.12. Current value is $0.33. ATH is $3.10. Not such a small number when I'll be cashing out.

I've asked here for the past 2 years with little to no response other than "U nEeD aN aCcOuNtAnT". So with tax season around the corner, I will try again. Who is or has filled taxes in regards to crypto capital gain/loss? Is it an automatic tip off for an audit? Did you prepare it or did a...