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10 things I've learned from starting and building @CoinLedger — the highest rated cryptocurrency tax software platform with 400,000+ users and millions generated in revenue:
- CRYPTO TAX CHAOS? Did IRS delay crypto taxes until 2026? Confused by the rumors on Twitter/X? Here's the real scoop on the latest IRS update and what it means for YOU 🧵👇
- No way. @FrancisSuarez followed me after I tweeted at him. That’s it! I’m bringing my software company and our talented employees to Miami!! The US needs more politicians like Francis. Truly a breath of fresh air. 🙌🏻🙌🏻
- Our money is fundamentally broken. In 100 years, our childrens children will look back and think that is was absolutely CRAZY that we used to let a handful of men control the supply of money that the world uses as an accounting system for resource allocation. 🧵
- Sometimes I forget that normal people don’t actually think about cryptocurrency every day
- Replying to @toddsaunders @amasad and @EricNewcomerDid you read the founders thread? I think people, rightfully so, want to know more. Putting this board on blast after ousting a founder for a “differing vision” to then run the company into the ground doesn’t look great from the VCs.
- Replying to @ChrisJBakkeVanguard response: “Oh, but this is a feature not a bug! Our UI’s are so bad that you’ll never want to check your portfolio, leading to better long term outcomes for your investments!”
- Replying to @zachweinbergThis is a strawman argument and is not the thesis of web3. The point you are glossing over is the ownership that Web3 enables. The value accrual mechanisms that Google solely benefits from today (monetizing your search data) can accrue to you in the future, the owner of that data
- Replying to @mwseibelThis is a bad look. Take it offline man. No matter what has happened, you’re making yourself and YC look childish.
- Replying to @RAllenGilliam @PeterSchiff and @joeroganYou are completely missing the point. The argument is never that “these people won’t be able to live on less amount of millions”. The argument is that governments are, by nature, terrible allocators of capital. This money they are taxing will be pissed down the drain
- I truly don't feel a thing when the market pulls back. Literally nothing. Don't miss a wink of sleep. I've been building for so long in this space it's so extremely obvious how disruptive it's going to get. Short term means nothing. Talk to me in 10 years.
