 What will be the most missed part of a crypto tax filing? Just tell us real quick, again, as a refresher for everybody, what is a taxable event in crypto? First taxable event, number one, anytime you dispose of a capital asset like cryptocurrency, right, you're realizing a capital gain or a capital loss depending on how the price of the asset has fluctuated since you originally purchased it. Simple example, if I bought $100 of Bitcoin, I sold it when it was worth $150, that $50 gain is a capital gain and I'll pay some percentage of tax on that. But what's the most missed part is just data, right? If you didn't sync up all of your exchanges or wallets that you use, let's say, again, you bought Bitcoin for $100, you sold it for $150, if you're missing that original $100 buy, you know, the software is just seeing that I sold it for $150, it's gonna book all $150 of capital gain. So you need to show that original $100 buy so that it knows, oh, it was only $50 of gain.