u/Ambitious-Memory9296

I imported my transaction history from two exchanges and a hardware wallet into a crypto tax tool. The cost basis on about 30 of my trades is showing as zero or completely wrong. Some of it is from trades that happened on a DEX that didn't import cleanly. The totals it's generating make no sense and I'm not confident filing anything based on this. Has anyone actually gotten one of these tools to work accurately across multiple platforms or is manual correction just unavoidable?

Went to the ER a couple weeks ago, turned out to be nothing serious. I was there a few hours, mostly tests and then they sent me home.

The bill came in today and it is about $6.8k which kinda threw me.

I tried looking at the breakdown but a lot of it just looks the same to me? Like multiple charges that seem really similar but I do not understand why they are separate.

Insurance covered some of it but I still owe more than I expected.

I do not know if this is just how it is with ER visits or if I am supposed to be looking at this more closely. Curious how other people deal with this stuff.

I’m helping choose a platform for a small online shop, and what looked like a simple comparison has turned into a tougher call than I expected.

Shift4Shop and Big Cartel both seem to appeal to different types of sellers, so I’m curious how people weigh them against each other.

Big Cartel gives off a cleaner, more straightforward vibe for artists and smaller catalogs, while Shift4Shop looks more packed with ecommerce tools.

What I can’t tell is which one feels better once you’re dealing with real orders, updates, and growth.

If you’ve spent time with either platform, what stood out most? Pricing, ease of use, customization, support, or anything unexpected?

I’d love to know what you’d pick now and why.