Can you use your crypto to help buy a house without selling it?

In this episode, Clinton Donnelly explains how crypto-backed loans work and why they can create a highly leveraged position.

You’ll hear:

• How borrowing against crypto changes your risk

• Why having two loans increases exposure

• What happens when the market drops

• How liquidation can trigger a tax event

• Why paying these loans off quickly matters

This is not about avoiding crypto loans. It’s about understanding how they work so you can make better decisions.

If you file a tax extension, you still need to pay your taxes by April 15.

In this episode, Clinton Donnelly explains how IRS tax extensions work, the difference between filing late and paying late, and what happens if you underpay. He breaks down failure-to-file penalties, failure-to-pay penalties, interest, and why estimating your taxes correctly matters.

You’ll learn:
• What a tax extension actually does
• Why an extension does not extend your payment deadline
• How IRS interest and penalties can build up
• Why paying an estimate by April 15 matters

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If your 1099-DA shows numbers that seem way higher than your actual crypto profits, you’re not alone.

This is one of the most common points of confusion for crypto investors. Many exchanges report total proceeds instead of cost basis, which can make your gains look far bigger than they really are.

In this episode, Clinton Donnelly explains why this happens, how cost basis actually works, and what the IRS expects you to report.

You’ll also learn why moving between wallets and exchanges can break tracking, and what kind of records you need to keep in case you’re ever audited.

If you’ve looked at your crypto tax forms and thought, “this can’t be right,” this will make it clear.