NODE40, the software company behind NODE40 Balance, an essential platform for individuals, accountants, and auditors has joined the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance (WSBA). Its addition to the growing family of WSBA corporate members reinforces NODE40’s commitment to advocacy of transparency and compliance in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space.
“We’ve followed the Alliance for several years now and have been consistently impressed with their professional insights and reasonable positions on significant movements throughout the industry; be it responses to proposed rule changes or commentary on crypto accounting. Choosing to join the WSBA was an easy decision,” said Perry Woodin, CEO of NODE40.
“We are privileged to have NODE40 join the our organization and collaborate with us as well as our global members to further the shared mission of promoting comprehensive adoption of blockchain technology and cryptoassets across global markets.” noted Ron Quaranta, Chairman of the WSBA. “The team at NODE40 are recognized thought leaders in crypto tax analysis and reporting, and their work will be instrumental in the development of the cryptoasset ecosystem.”
About NODE40
NODE40 Balance is the industry leader in providing cryptocurrency reporting software that integrates directly with major cryptocurrency exchanges for unparalleled accuracy. Individuals or businesses transacting in, trading, or mining digital currency, have likely triggered a taxable event and may be unaware of how to properly disclose these transactions. NODE40 delivers transparency, accuracy, and ease of use, focusing on defensibility and not biased optimization. For information about NODE40, visit https://www.node40.com.
About WSBA
The Wall Street Blockchain Alliance (WSBA) is an industry leading non-profit trade association, with a mission to advocate, guide and promote comprehensive adoption of blockchain and distributed ledger technology across global financial markets. For information about the WSBA, including membership, visit https://www.wsba.co.
