CoinLedger: The warnings issued by the IRS to cryptocurrency investors have increased by 750% in the past sixty days. The summary is generated by artificial intelligence. The percentage of American investors in digital assets who received warning messages from the IRS has risen by 758%, most of which are educational messages. Trump is considering eliminating the cryptocurrency tax, but Congress has not legislated. The CEO of CoinLedger warned that this could be the beginning of a larger enforcement operation. In June, according to The Block report, the percentage of American investors in digital currencies who received warnings from the IRS sharply increased, with the cryptocurrency tax software platform CoinLedger reporting that the percentage of warnings received in the past 60 days rose by 758%. The most common message is IRS Notice 6174, which carries an educational tone, while the more serious messages ( such as 6173 and CP2000) may require a response and could lead to an audit. President Trump has shown interest in eliminating taxes on cryptocurrencies within the United States, but Congress has not yet introduced relevant legislation. Meanwhile, many investors still mistakenly believe they are not required to report cryptocurrencies when filing taxes. David Kemmerer, CEO of CoinLedger, warned that this increase could be the beginning of a broader enforcement wave before the new 1099-DA model rules are introduced, which will require cryptocurrency brokers to report detailed profit/loss data starting in 2026. #Top 3 CEXs: A Moment of Transformation# #Kevin Lee Joins Gate Square# #Hong Kong Digital Asset Policy 2.0# #Top 3 CEXs: A Moment of Transformation#