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If you've made a profit from selling, exchanging, or even gifting cryptocurrencies, you likely owe Capital Gains Tax. HMRC is actively identifying individuals who haven't declared these profits, and not doing so could lead to fines or even prosecution. It's crucial to understand your obligations.
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