I know losses are "effective" when you sell, data is estimated, but it can be exactly calculated if you check the info at the blockchain. Assets were bought and sold usually onchain, but even when made on exchanges it would be easy to prove. Worth noting I didn't buy at exchanges with Kyc.

NO, I’m not a scammer. Let me explain:

I’ve lost a ton of money in crypto this year, due in part to crypto crash, but also because I was deeply invested in Luna, Ust, and subproducts. I think these losses might be interesting for people who earned money this year, or plan on earning it next years. They might be interested in reducing profits and avoiding paying taxes on them by just declaring these losses as well.

The idea is simple: private wallets don’t identify you for tax purposes, so it’s easy to prove that a wallet is “yours” if you have access to it. So I would just sell access to some wallets which have had loses this year, which you can check on the blockchain.

I have wallets with losses of all sizes, so losses can be adapted to the client. Here is an image with all of my wallets, in USD: https://gyazo.com/c4e9707ef4ce235e51becd5162554382
I’m not doing any tax statement myself this year, since I’m a digital nomad and live travelling.

I can let you know the addresses in private. In order to do the selling safely, we can do it throw a reputable person that both parties agree on, who could act as an escrow.
If you need any clarification, just send me a DM. To be honest, I’m surprised I haven’t found these kind of sellings on the forum.