Just talked to a banker today on a similar topic. My questions were is our government looking to do something about Bitcoin being accepted or making it legal? Are earnings from Bitcoin legal to declare and share with the internal revenue service? Did someone actually filled any kind of form about revenue from any sort of crypto around? Please take note that I live in a country that is still pretty much functioning with 90s technology so all of this is big news to most of the people around. His answers were the following, our government is actually giving zero fucks for the time being about any sort of digital payments (we were promised to be listed on PayPal in 2012, 2018 - still nowhere near that). Talking with the IRS about this sort of earnings will usually depend from their current mood. They might tell you that you are OK with receiving funds from abroad or they might tell you you must pay 10% personal income tax on those or simply reply that it is illegal to "convert" any sorts of digital assets into money. People that earn online mostly use prepaid cards to avoid taxes or any sort of trouble that can surface in this hellhole. He was not much into it, but said that every sort of income from a bank that is abroad is welcomed in our country and can only do good to our economy. We'll probably see what happens in ~5 years from now when the world adopts crypto and we are one of the few countries to still work with fiat.