I already filed and I reported correctly but I used some consolidated methods and forgot to add documents to turbotax before hand. Do I need to amend?

[sevans1229]

I assume due to crypto being part of it all that they will want supporting itemized transaction documents to avoid any red flags. I added them to turbotax but I did it just now, yet completed filing last night.

[JohnW152]

If each and every one of your individual transactions doesn't appear individually on the Form 8949 you almost surely e-filed with your return, you'll need to send supporting statements that reflect the individual transactions to the IRS with Form 8453. 

The IRS needs to see each transaction separately so that it can match up the information it’s received from each of the reporting institutions.

According to E-file in the Instructions for Form 8949, you can either attach Form(s) 8949 showing all the individual transactions to Form 8453, or

You can attach one or more statements containing all the same information as Form 8949, instead of attaching Form 8949, if the statements are in a format similar to Form 8949.

If each transaction is reported separately on Form 8949, it’s not necessary to send in Forms 8453 and 8949.

Also see Why do I need to mail Form 8453? for additional information.

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[dunawayed]

There are 2 8949's but one of them was listed as VARIOUS for date acquired and it was only for a crypto stable coin. Would these need to be listed as individual sells?

Other than that I have a list of crypto staking rewards and interest that is just a lump sum from the income report spread I have. Should this spread sheet have been attached as well?