NODE40 Bedrock gives finance, tax, and audit stakeholders one shared, governed source of truth for digital asset treasury reporting.
Feeds and imports roll straight into ledgers organized by wallet and asset, with balances that stay reconciled as new data arrives. When something doesn't add up, whether a shortfall or an unclassified deposit, it's surfaced as an action item rather than buried in a spreadsheet reconciliation at quarter-end.
Every disposal can be governed by documented, rule-based lot-selection policy instead of a fixed platform default. The same ETH sale moved from a $3,550 gain to a $1,400 loss purely through a scoped, rule-based policy, with the full before-and-after visible and attributable, so tax positions are chosen deliberately and can be explained line by line.
Tags, notes, overrides, manual entries, and lot reassignments are all logged with a reason at the point of change. A protected "origin" lot can be locked so no standing rule can ever touch it. Closed periods are enforced boundaries. The audit trail isn't a report generated after the fact. It's built into how the data is handled from the start.
Because finance, tax, and audit are all working from the same underlying ledger and decision history, there's no reconciling three separate versions of "what happened," just one governed record that each team can interrogate from their own angle.
Reports come from that same record: gain/loss and reconciliation views on screen, professional PDF financial reports, or Excel workbooks with lot-level cost basis and proceeds detail. The reconciliation report is an internal-consistency check by design. If the record balances, it shows it; if data is missing, the gap is visible instead of papered over.