As the end of 2021 approaches, quite extraordinary developments have begun to occur in the crypto money industry.
Some movements, which are thought to be especially related to the crypto money tax, caused even many investors to be surprised. The most recent of these came from an NFT collector.
Stole His Own NFTs?
Associated with the Ross+Kramer art gallery in New York Toddkramer.eth Ethereum wallet named and the person behind it are in the lead role of the event.
All the events started with Todd Kramer’s report of theft on December 30th.
Although Kramer has now deleted the relevant tweet, he announced the stolen NFTs in his statement at that time:
@gidwellsoon, @tob_opensea, @1mmy, I’ve been hacked. Please help me.
ape 2771
ape 6416
ape 1623
ape 1708
ape 8214
ape 7528
ape 9988
ape 9410Mutants 25057
mutant 11177
mutant 28752
mutant 24718
mutant 2436
mutant 9278
mutant 2434Clonex 6801″
The famous name, who told the numbers of the NFTs in his hand and tagged the administrators of OpenSea, demanded that they be frozen and actually got it.
OpenSea can freeze NFTs directly thanks to centralized management. Although this frightens some investors, it is emphasized that OpenSea does this in terms of regulation.
Although these NFTs with a total value of $2.2 million were frozen, the community is now accusing Todd Kramer of stealing their NFT.
Users reacted to the fact that this theft took place just a few days before the tax declaration day, emphasizing that they found it interesting.
However, under current US tax laws, theft is not an exemption from tax liability.
And it happened right before tax reporting deadline where you would have to claim them. pic.twitter.com/Kw1kffusgH
— Dan Sandler (@Danielsand) December 30, 2021