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Zenledger is a nice startup idea. I thought that Coinbase is sending out 1099 (K's or MISC) to users and the IRS though already?

I wonder how many US citizens will just ignore their tax obligations thinking crypto trades, profits are untraceable.

I will be sure to check out ZenLedger!

Do the previously vague 1031 laws mean one should file 2017 and 2018 taxes differently? Is it legally valid to treat tokens as like-kind assets in 2017?

I deal more on the marketing/branding front. (it's being redone, don't panic lols)

We have a hardcore CPA/IRS founder on team, I will ask them and get back to you.

Do you support optional 1031-like kind for 2017? What about optional currency-to-currency for those looking to be aggressive?

Thanks!

Will this work if I use Bittrex, Binance, and Gemini?

Yes, our plan is to support those exchanges. All US exchanges.