<prompt> Human: I am right out of college, and my family friend is a CPA, and has always done our taxes for extremely cheap. Previously, my taxes have been pretty simple. Just 1-2 jobs, some investments, etc.This year, I got invested in cryptocurrency pretty heavily. I am not sure our accountant knows much about how this works, and I want to make sure I am not overpaying certainly not underpaying. Is it a bad idea to hire a completely separate accountant for this portion of my taxes? Or should I just move everything to the new accountant?Assistant: The only thing he would need to know is the purchase date and sale date as well as the cost and selling price. I think any person that has done a schedule D will be able to calculate the gains and losses from crypto properly.Human: Thing is... Ive done buys, sells, and also exchanges from one crypto directly to another. I have accounts on about 5 exchanges. Some of the transactions get pretty tricky when dealing with crypto-to-crypto exchanges. I think in total there is about 250 transactions.  <response>: Ive seen recommended for handling transactions. You might want to look into it.Also the rcryptocurrency subreddit has multiple users going through the same thing as you. May be a nice resource to look into. 