TL;DR: CoinTracking and Koinly are the two heavyweights of crypto tax software. Choose CoinTracking if you want the deepest analytics, the widest range of transaction types, and the best long-term value (its lifetime licence is unique). Choose Koinly if you want the easiest experience, the largest integration library, and the broadest country coverage. Both have […]
Best Crypto Tax Software 2026 – Top 4 Compared
TL;DR: After years of using these tools for my own crypto taxes, four stand out in 2026. CoinTracking is my Best Overall pick: the deepest, longest-running platform, and the best value thanks to its lifetime option. Koinly is the easiest for most people, with the widest country coverage. CoinLedger is the best choice for US […]
Divly Review 2026 – Crypto Tax Software Built for Europe
TL;DR: Divly is a European crypto tax tool built around one thing most competitors treat as an afterthought: your country’s actual tax forms. It generates the real documents your tax office wants (Sweden’s K4, Germany’s Anlage SO, Poland’s PIT-38, France’s forms 2086 and 3916-bis, and more), with native-language support to match. The free plan tracks […]
CoinLedger Review 2026 – Crypto Tax Reports Made Simple
TL;DR: CoinLedger (formerly CryptoTrader.Tax) is a crypto tax tool built around one of the cleanest user experiences in the category. It connects to 1,000+ exchanges, wallets, and DeFi protocols, calculates your gains, and exports straight into TurboTax, H&R Block, TaxACT, and TaxSlayer. Portfolio tracking is free with unlimited transactions, and you only pay when you […]
How to Prepare Your Crypto Taxes in Spain (2026)
TL;DR: If you’re tax-resident in Spain, your crypto gains are taxed under the savings income base at 19% to 28%, with no discount for holding long term. Every sale, swap, and purchase with crypto is a taxable event, and if you hold more than €50,000 of crypto with foreign providers you must also file the […]
Why AI-Generated UI Looks Generic (and How to Fix It)
This is part of an ongoing series I am writing as I work my way through the modern web stack from a WordPress developer’s perspective. The series is aimed at WordPress veterans who, like me, have built things on the web for years and feel quietly behind the curve. The goal is broad literacy, not […]
Tailwind, shadcn/ui, and the New Design-System Meta
This is part of an ongoing series I am writing as I work my way through the modern web stack from a WordPress developer’s perspective. The series is aimed at WordPress veterans who, like me, have built things on the web for years and feel quietly behind the curve. The goal is broad literacy, not […]
WordPress as an Engine: Building Fast News Sites With Astro and WP RSS Aggregator
I have built on WordPress for 20 years. Long enough to watch it go from a blogging script to what runs nearly half the web, and long enough to start asking an uncomfortable question: what is WordPress actually best at now, and what is it just used for out of habit? My answer, after a […]
Serverless and Edge Functions, Finally Explained
This is part of an ongoing series I am writing as I work my way through the modern web stack from a WordPress developer’s perspective. The series is aimed at WordPress veterans who, like me, have built things on the web for years and feel quietly behind the curve. The goal is broad literacy, not […]
The One-Person Business Is Back
There was a moment, somewhere around 2008 or 2009, when it felt like the internet was a secret that hadn’t fully leaked yet. You could spin up a WordPress site, find a niche with decent search volume, write useful content, slap some AdSense on it, and build something that actually paid the bills. No investors. […]
Nectaro vs Afranga — Which Is Better in 2026?
Nectaro and Afranga are two of the most interesting newer platforms in European P2P, and they’re remarkably alike on the surface: both regulated, both yielding roughly 14%, both with clean default records, and both concentrated on a single lending group. If you’re building a high-yield, regulated corner of your portfolio, these two are natural rivals. […]
How to Prepare Your Crypto Taxes in Germany (2026)
TL;DR: Germany has one of the friendliest crypto tax rules in Europe: hold a coin for more than one year and the gain is completely tax-free. Sell within a year and the profit is taxed at your personal income rate (up to 45%), unless your total private-sale gains stay under the €1,000 annual allowance. The […]
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