
Like a shadowy omniscient breeze sweeping through the foggy lanes of Moscow and St. Petersburg, the HMRC commands these cryptic knights-er, venues-to gather every fact, figure, and trifle concerning their noble user knights. From January 1, 2026, these exchanges shall gather armadas of data about the value, type, and units of mythical cryptoassets, chaotically gathered in a mighty stew pot ready for HMRC’s scrutiny come the next year. It’s a spectacle worthy of an opera, and aligns splendidly with the illustrious World Stage’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, a construct embraced by Europe, Canada, all lands of the Maple, the archipelagos of the Rising Sun, and even Korea, where mysteriously everything but the weather is tidy.