Yes! The IRS views crypto (which they refer to as “digital currencies”) as property, and as such, individuals who purchased and sold crypto, like a house or other capital asset, will need to keep track of their transactions in order to calculate any associated short term or long term capital gains, or capital losses. These calculations need to be made on specific IRS forms.
We’ve kept track of your crypto transactions for you, and you can find them in your Document Center.