Chainalysis estimates $457B in taxable crypto activity, says CARF misses most

Chainalysis estimates $457B in taxable crypto activity, says CARF misses most

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Potentially taxable onchain crypto activity reached at least $457 billion globally in 2025, while international reporting rules may capture only a fraction of it, according to a new Chainalysis report.

The US accounted for an estimated $112.6 billion of the total, while North America led all regions with $134.6 billion, followed by the European Union at $125.1 billion.

The estimates include realized gains, income from activities such as mining, staking and lending, and crypto-denominated payments across six major blockchains, but exclude trading and other activity conducted within centralized exchanges.

CARF, developed by the OECD in 2022, requires covered crypto service providers to report customer transaction data to tax authorities.

Related: Chainalysis sues US over $95M ICE contract with TRM Labs CARF’s focus on crypto intermediaries also helps explain the gaps highlighted by Chainalysis.

Colby Mangels, a former OECD adviser who worked on CARF, told Cointelegraph in January that the framework was designed around intermediaries that facilitate crypto transactions as a business.

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