Hello wagner4599,
Thanks for joining us today. As to your question, the reports you will get will depend on your servicer, but they should at least give you the basic transactional reports showing purchases and sells. Some will create the 8949 and/or give you a 1099-B that you can use with your tax return.
But, the bigger concern is whether or not they have all the correct information to give you accurate reports. If your crypto activity begins and ends with the same servicer, you should be fine. But, if you have moved your crypto from different ledgers to different servicers multiple times, the historical information can easily be lost. In those situations, I have known crypto investors to create their own reports from downloading their data.
There are also aggregators out there that will attempt to piece together your data for you, but you should always double-check their work.
