You can find a crypto tax/accountant if you want... but you can also roll your own. Just take any values of crypto from coinmarketcap taking an average of the day (add up all four values, low-high-average, etc). Then tie them into any time you buy or sell the crypto. Then use the fiat values to figure out how much is taxable. You'd have to keep track of your balance on 1/1/2020 and then again on 1/1/2021 to see what you've bought & sold crypto wise in that time. you only pay tax on what you've gained fiat wise. i'm not clear if you pay like it is capital gains for profit less than 1 year vs 1+ years, so it wouldn't hurt to get consultation from a tax expert. Most will answer or give you a free 15 minutes consultation which should be enough to get an answer.
Thank you, Sun. I appreciate the help. I think this is what I will need to do, as the website that I am attempting to use doesn't natively import BBP Wallet, nor SouthXChange .csv files. There are other options, of course, but April 15 is coming soon. Simply put, yes, there are differences between holding >1 year and <1 year - and they are capital gains taxes. With the BBP wallet, at least I can prove FIFO for 2019-2020. Thanks again and God bless.