TREE NEWS update: Chainalysis reports that the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) only captures 14% of on-chain taxable crypto activity, leaving most transactions outside regulatory oversight. The report highlights gaps in global tax transparency and suggests that jurisdictions need to expand their reporting mechanisms.
Chainalysis: CARF Covers Only 14% of On-Chain Taxable Crypto Activity
The CARF's narrow coverage exposes a structural blind spot in global tax oversight, where the majority of on-chain activity remains effectively invisible to regulators. This matters for exchanges, tax authorities, and compliance firms, as it suggests current reporting standards are misaligned with actual transaction flows. The key question is whether jurisdictions will broaden reporting mechanisms to close this gap, or if the framework's limitations will persist, leaving enforcement uneven across markets.
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