In this episode of Living on Blockchain, I’m joined by Janna Scott, founder of DeFi Tax, the real-time, audit-ready platform reshaping how Web3 users approach crypto compliance.
Janna brings unmatched clarity to a topic most of us avoid — crypto taxes. Drawing from her rare perspective bridging regulators and users, she shares:
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Why most crypto tax tools fail to meet IRS standards
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How audits are actually triggered
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What users can do to prep for tax season with confidence and precision
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How DeFi Tax is solving for outdated compliance systems
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What the future of crypto tax regulation could look like
Whether you're a DeFi native, casual trader, or founder building in Web3, this conversation is full of practical insights and regulatory wisdom that will make you rethink how you manage your on-chain activity.
🎧 Tune in to demystify crypto taxes and gain a new lens on building trust-first products in blockchain.
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