Edited By
Liam O'Sullivan

A growing number of individuals operating NOS nodes are calling for software solutions to automate tax reporting. These users, regularly handling thousands of transactions, face a daunting task in tracking their income and conversions, as 2025 unfolds.
Many operators are taking note of the demands of keeping accurate records. One user remarked, "I operate a NOS node with a 5090 GPU, working daily to manage transactions. Too many payments and conversions complicate my bookkeeping."
As the crypto space gains momentum, operators report selling NOS tokens for USDC multiple times weekly. But they are overwhelmed. They seek software capable of automatically importing payment history, current USD values, and conversion details of their transactions, while also ensuring compatibility with tax software like TurboTax.
Several people chimed in on forums, suggesting available software options, though skepticism remains about their capabilities.
"If it pulls data automatically, Iโm willing to try it," a user expressed in a recent comment.
The sentiment reflects a mix of hopefulness and frustration. Many want a complete solution that also manages multiple addressesโan ongoing issue for some managing more than one NOS node.
Users have outlined critical features they desire in these programs, including:
Automatic data import of all NOS payments.
Real-time USD value estimation at time of receipt.
Capital gains and loss calculations using FIFO method.
TurboTax compatibility for easy import.
๐ Many operators report handling thousands of individual transactions.
๐ Users are confused and seeking solutions for accurate reporting.
๐ฌ "Though I am biased, a couple of software options can help", one commenter noted with optimism.
The growing need for automated tax solutions indicates a pivotal moment for developers in the crypto software industry. As frustration mounts, will providers step up to deliver these essential tools? Only time will tell as the number of transactions continues to climb.
Experts estimate thereโs a strong chance that software developers will respond to the increasing demand for tax automation tools in the crypto space. With operators handling thousands of transactions, the urgency for solutions that facilitate accurate record-keeping and seamless integration with tax platforms like TurboTax may lead to a surge in new product offerings. Companies that embrace these requests could see significant user adoption. Meanwhile, existing software may either evolve or fall short, leading to a divide in the marketโinnovators will likely thrive while those who lag behind risk losing their customer base.
This scenario mirrors the early days of the internet when countless businesses scrambled to create tools for managing online transactions. In the late 1990s, online merchants faced similar hurdles with tracking sales and tax obligations. Just as early e-commerce platforms emerged to solve those challenges, todayโs developers must recognize the pressing needs of crypto operators. The rush for solutions often sharpens competition, pushing the boundaries of innovation, reminiscent of how the internet transformed commerce in ways no one initially expected.