I think it's probably wise if you just keep waiting until next week or any new news comes out in regard to this specific situation. It's come to my attention that turbotax isn't even totally clear yet as to the 1099 digital asset rules and regulations and are performing maintenance as new information is coming in alongside third party crypto tax applications. The main problem is that the exchanges have a major discrepancy with cost proceeds and cost basis. They are not required to report how much it cost you to purchase the crypto but are going to report to the IRS what your proceeds were in 2025 based on sales on their personal exchange, possibly causing an unnecessary capital gains tax. This is because you may have purchased crypto from exchange (A) and moved it to exchange "B" where you sold it. In that scenario, the exchange b has no idea what you paid for the crypto initially and are unable to report a cost basis. If you are really in a rush, maybe look at 8949 to offset proceed/cost by manually reporting the cost. If you have a crypto tax ledger application, they should be able to generate one for you. To be safe I would wait.
