Rug pulled? Scammed in a pig butchering scheme?
You can write off your lost crypto — and yes, it’s totally legal.
📉 In this short, we break down:
What qualifies as a crypto theft for tax purposes
The difference between a Ponzi scam and a rug pull in IRS terms
How to deduct your net loss on Schedule A (even if the scammers vanish)
🛑 You can’t deduct fake profits, but you can get tax relief on what you actually lost. Here’s how to do it right and reduce your tax bill in 2025.
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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and is not tax, financial, or legal advice. Always consult a qualified advisor before making decisions.
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