I'm Andrew Gordon, an attorney and CPA who works on crypto tax. I'll be at Bitcoin 2026 next week in Vegas, and we are hosting a happy hour during the conference for anyone who wants to talk policy and where crypto tax is actually heading in 2026. Wanted to put it on this sub in case any of you are flying out and looking for something worth your evening.
It is called Crypto Needs a Voice: Policy, Progress, and Participation, and it is happening at the conference location on Restaurant Row, so no Uber, no schlep across the Strip. Just walk over after sessions wrap.
Use this link to RSVP – space is limited!
Quick rundown:
- I'll kick things off with brief remarks on what's happening in Congress right now, what we're hearing behind the scenes from Senate and House offices, and what the industry should be paying attention to this year. If you've been following my work on the voluntary disclosure program, cost basis, and 1099-DA, this is the in-person version of that conversation.
- After that, it shifts into what Vegas does best: real conversations, real connections, and an open bar.
- Drinks and food are provided. No cost to attend.
- Earlier that day I'm also speaking on the conference stage in a session called Taxes 1099-DA: What You Need to Know, so if you want to come to that first and then roll into the happy hour, you'll get the full picture.
Why I'm doing this: I've been going back and forth to DC over the last year meeting with legislators and policymakers, and the single most valuable thing I bring into those rooms is real stories from real builders, investors, and everyday holders. Conferences like this are where I meet the people whose stories actually move the needle. If you have a tax situation that is confusing, unfair, or just plain stuck, I want to hear about it.
Open to anyone attending Bitcoin 2026. Builders, investors, miners, devs, tax pros, the whole spectrum. Sign up here so we have a headcount for food and drinks.
Happy to answer any questions in the comments. See you in Vegas.
