How Your Bitcoin Losses in 2018 Could Be a Win… At Tax Time

By cineramaJanuary 16, 2019Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin investors in the U.S. who sold all or part of their holdings in 2018 lost approximately $1.7 billion USD — but only 53 percent plan to report it […]

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How Your Bitcoin Losses in 2018 Could Be a Win… At Tax Time

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