Hi everyone,

I'm Olena from Kyiv. I've been an accountant for 8 years, so I know traditional finance inside out. But crypto? That's a different beast.

My problem: I have clients who trade on DEXes, use mixers, stake, farm, get airdrops — and then expect me to magically produce a tax report. I've read guides, but most are either too basic or written for devs.

What I'm looking for: practical tools or scripts that can pull transaction history from something like Etherscan or Solscan into a CSV that actually makes sense. I don't code (yet), but I'm willing to learn enough to not rely on expensive paid APIs.

Has anyone here solved this for themselves or their small business?

Thanks. And sorry if this is the wrong section — point me to the right one.

— Olena

Crypto and Web 3.0 is a daily report of million dollar HEISTS.

Let's look at today's news from https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com NOTE: This is just one of the thousand heists!

An attacker stole $11.6 million in various crypto assets from the Verus–Ethereum bridge, which allows users to use tokens from the Verus network on the Ethereum chain and vice versa. The attacker then swapped the tokens for ETH, limiting the ability for issuers of more centralized tokens to freeze the stolen assets.
Verus halted the entire Verus network after the exploit was detected in hopes of limiting further damage.

Given no one has SOLVED the problems of heists and exploits we look to what the WOPR from War Games had to say.

"The only winning move is not to play."
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