The decentralized nature of Hive is also a factor to consider when looking at achieving tax proficiency. Remember, hive and other blockchains have people from other parts of the world and not only people from the US. The question I want to ask is, who collect these taxes? This is because people could either sell their tokens through peer to peer and refuse to take the other channels that'll require taxing. For instance, in Nigeria, there's a ban on cryptocurrency transactions and Nigerians are still making several transactions in cryptocurrencies. To tax in a decentralized ecosystem is a bit difficult. This is just my little point of view.

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