Axiom's latest move to enforce KYC requirements for all affiliate participants is raising eyebrows across the community. The implications are significant, especially for those who've been treating referral commissions casually. Picture this: creators who've been steadily accumulating affiliate payouts without setting aside tax reserves are now facing the reality of compliance. With KYC policies tightening across major platforms, the days of operating in a gray zone appear to be numbered. For many in the space, this shift signals that exchanges are moving toward stricter regulatory standards—something that could reshape how creators and influencers approach crypto earnings and tax obligations.
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GasFeeCrying
· 19h ago
Here are 5 comments that match the user's style:
1. Haha, it's finally here. Those streamers who don't pay taxes are starting to panic.
2. The gray area is really shrinking. It was about time to regulate it.
3. This KYC move is like a sword hanging over our necks... gotta think about a backup plan.
4. But on second thought, the legit players might actually make more money, right? Things are really chaotic.
5. Hey, this just got interesting. Let's see who still dares to go裸奔.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 19h ago
Haha, it's finally time for liquidation. Those days of easy money are coming to an end.
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It was about time. The gray area was never meant to last too long.
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Damn, now I have to settle accounts properly. Tax authorities are here.
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So you're only starting KYC now? That's a bit late, bro.
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Creators, this time you have to honestly report your taxes. No more escaping.
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The era of compliance has truly arrived. The old ways are dead.
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Wait, what about those who haven't stored taxes? Are you panicking?
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Platform tightening is the trend. There's no avoiding it.
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Illicit activities are going to cool off. This was long overdue.
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Tsk, the era of easy money is over.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 19h ago
Now it's really time to be honest, no more hiding.
Once KYC is implemented, how many people will panic...
What should I do, my commissions... wait, let me calculate the taxes.
Is the gray area disappearing? Then we'll just have to comply obediently.
This time, we need to learn how to do accounting.
The bad news is that taxes must be paid, the good news is that I can finally sleep peacefully.
Another moment of "just being a good citizen."
Is it true? Do I have to use real-name verification? Then my little treasury...
All the big platforms are doing this, who else dares to operate in the wild?
This time, the game is over, the rules have won.
Axiom's latest move to enforce KYC requirements for all affiliate participants is raising eyebrows across the community. The implications are significant, especially for those who've been treating referral commissions casually. Picture this: creators who've been steadily accumulating affiliate payouts without setting aside tax reserves are now facing the reality of compliance. With KYC policies tightening across major platforms, the days of operating in a gray zone appear to be numbered. For many in the space, this shift signals that exchanges are moving toward stricter regulatory standards—something that could reshape how creators and influencers approach crypto earnings and tax obligations.