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If an airdrop token is later classified as a security, claimants face compliance and tax burdens. In many jurisdictions, receiving such tokens counts as taxable income at fair market value on receipt. Later sales may trigger capital gains tax. Moreover, exchanges may restrict trading, limiting liquidity. Regulators could demand KYC retroactively, creating privacy issues. To prepare, participants should track receipt timestamps, token valuations, and potential jurisdictional obligations. Conservative strategies include limiting exposure to questionable assets. Regulatory recognition may add legitimacy, but also introduces legal complexity.

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