最新报道:According to the news from CoinWorld, on July 23 (UTC+8), Robin Singh, founder of Koinly, warned that with the launch of tokenized stocks in the European Union by platforms such as Robinhood and Gemini, the regulatory gap in crypto tax reporting will face a major test. Such products allow users to trade simulated stocks such as Apple and Tesla 24/7. If they continue to expand, they will inevitably put pressure on regulators. Singh pointed out that compared with traditional financial institutions that can provide structured transaction data to the tax authorities, most countries are still far behind in the declaration of crypto assets. He predicts that with the launch of the US Form 1099-DA and the OECD Global Crypto Tax Framework (CARF) in 2026, on-chain stocks will force the crypto tax system to catch up with traditional finance.