So basically I used the Sologenic dex to swap XRP for SOLO with a limit order. Looking at the transaction history it shows both the confirmed initial offer and a separate execution order. The problem is that on both XRPL Explorer and XRP Ledger Explorer - XRPSCAN it indicates that 10,000 SOLO is being offered for 29,438.543247 XRP. This is a confirmation for a 300 XRP for 100 SOLO trade for my wallet. On Bithomp under my wallet address it properly reflects the filled order for my wallet with the right values/times. So the question is am I safe to report the trade as is to the IRS? The wallet that I used for the trade is my Ledger Nano XRP wallet and I have the address synced to Koinly. It’s displayed as a 300 XRP send with no SOLO included, but I edited it to a trade for the proper amount of SOLO at the same date/time. Does the IRS refer to Bithomp and do the digging or will they assume that I received 10,000 SOLO for 29,438.543247 XRP despite the fact that only 100 SOLO was my balance after the order was filled?
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