Hope you all got the crypto taxes done. In reality, when trading, a spreadsheet works well, but remember to note the following data in order -
1. The exchange (or wallet) you made the trade in
2. The date you acquired the token
3. The date you traded the token
4. What you paid originally for the token
5. What you sold/traded the token for.
Thats the key information that will be needed for the tax forms, you can extract that from the spreadsheet and you are good to go. I never use a paid system to track this, as it discloses your wallet ID's and then every transaction can be monitored can be monitored on the blockchain explorer. The downside is that you will have to input a line item for every transaction on your 1040 form. Took me two days this year.
