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- Chainalysis said taxable on-chain <a href="https://xpertsstudio.com/robinhood-markets-stock-cools-after-<a href="https://xpertsstudio.com/xrp-leads-crypto-market-pullback-with-nearly-7-drop-is-the-rally-over/” title=”XRP Leads Crypto Market Pullback With Nearly 7% Drop: Is the Rally Over?”>crypto/” title=”Robinhood Markets stock cools after crypto”>crypto-asset activity worldwide totaled at least $457 billion last year.
- Chainalysis said only about 14% of that activity falls within the scope of the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF).
- Chainalysis said a substantial share of on-chain crypto-asset activity still remains outside reporting requirements under the current CARF framework.
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Chainalysis estimated that taxable on-chain cryptocurrency activity worldwide totaled at least $457 billion last year. Only about 14% of that activity fell within the scope of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, or CARF.
Cointelegraph reported on August 26 that Chainalysis put the value of taxable on-chain crypto activity generated globally in 2025 at a minimum of $457 billion.
Of that total, just about 14% was included under CARF, the OECD’s reporting framework for crypto assets.
CARF is an international reporting framework designed to help countries share crypto-related tax information and improve tax transparency. Chainalysis found that under the current system, a substantial amount of on-chain activity remains outside the reporting net.
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Source: en.bloomingbit.io