Crypto and NFT activity is hard to review because the evidence is scattered: exchanges, self-custody wallets, bridges, marketplaces, contract events, metadata, fiat conversion references, and missing CSVs.
What CORTEX can organize
- Wallet graph and source manifest.
- Transaction hashes, timestamps, counterparties, and chain IDs.
- Buys, sells, swaps, transfers, NFT mints, sales, royalties, and marketplace fees.
- Missing evidence, ambiguous bridges, and manual-review flags.
- Hash-sealed PDF/CSV exports for advisor review.
Boundary: this is technical evidence, not tax advice. Classification and filing decisions belong to a qualified fiscal professional.
Why the ledger matters
Fiscal review is not only about totals. It is about explaining how a conclusion was reached. CORTEX can preserve the chain of sources, assumptions, and transformations so the package remains reproducible.
The artifact that matters
The best output is not a dashboard screenshot. It is a compact dossier: source list, normalized transactions, unresolved gaps, conversion references, and a manifest that lets a reviewer re-run or challenge the path.