Podcast Ep. 719 - KPMG's Vision for Crypto in The Future of Finance
In this episode of the Crypto 101 Podcast, Tony Tuths from KPMG breaks down the rapidly evolving world of crypto taxes, accounting, and regulation as digital assets become a formal asset class. He explains the biggest challenges today—tracking transaction data, unclear tax rules, and gaps created by new regulations like the repeal of DeFi broker reporting.
The conversation highlights how stablecoins, tokenization, and blockchain infrastructure are already transforming traditional finance behind the scenes. Tony emphasizes that while crypto itself may evolve, blockchain technology is here to stay and will fundamentally reshape global financial systems.
Chapters
- 00:09 — Intro: Tony Tuths (KPMG) joins the show
- 04:00 — How crypto became a major asset class inside Big 4 firms
- 08:30 — The biggest problem in crypto taxes: data tracking
- 11:30 — Why DeFi transactions are so hard to report correctly
- 14:30 — 1099 changes and the “missing cost basis” issue
- 18:30 — Why crypto tax reporting is still broken today
- 20:00 — GENIUS Act: stablecoins going mainstream
- 24:30 — Clarity Act: what institutions are waiting for
- 30:30 — Tokenization: how Wall Street is moving on-chain
- 44:30 — Why blockchain (not just crypto) is the real future
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