Income
Used when the export represents an incoming credit, reward, or profit allocation, for example credited USDC profit or referral income.
Income is a Blockpit import label. It is not an individual tax assessment by AlpsCon.
Tax Report
Export your AlpsCon transaction data as a Blockpit-compatible CSV file.
Export Tax Data
Important Notice
Tax reports are generated based on completed transactions only. AlpsCon provides structured transaction data and does not provide tax advice.
Format
The CSV file is prepared for Blockpit import and includes labels such as Income, Trade, Payment, Fee, Staking, and Incoming Deposit.
Import Guide
How to import the CSV into Blockpit
Follow these steps to import your AlpsCon CSV report into Blockpit and generate your tax report.
Step 1
Open Blockpit
Go to https://app.blockpit.io/ and log in to your Blockpit account.
Step 2
Open Integration
Click “Integration” inside the Blockpit dashboard.
Step 3
Choose Blockpit Excel
Search for and choose the “Blockpit Excel” integration.
Step 4
Upload CSV file
Click “Drop Files Here or Browse” and select the CSV file downloaded from AlpsCon.
Step 5
Continue import
After selecting the CSV file, click “Continue” to start the import process.
Step 6
Review transactions
Open the “Transaction” tab and carefully check each imported transaction.
Step 7
Generate report
Click “Report” on the left side inside Blockpit to generate your tax report.
Please review all imported transactions carefully inside Blockpit before generating your final report. AlpsCon provides structured transaction data only and does not provide tax advice.
How compound actions may appear
A compound action may be split into two rows so Blockpit can better understand the transaction flow.
Row 1
Income
This row represents the generated profit in the Blockpit format.
Row 2
Trade
This row represents the conversion of generated profit, for example from USDC into ALPS.
Blockpit label explanation
The following terms are technical Blockpit import categories. They help represent transactions correctly during the import process.
Trade
Used when one asset is converted into another asset, for example USDC into ALPS or ALPS into USDC.
Swaps and certain compound transactions may be represented as Trade events.
Payment
Used when assets are contributed from the user wallet perspective into areas such as the AI Trade Hub or Innovator Hub.
A contribution is therefore not shown as new income, but as an outgoing transaction from the user wallet perspective.
Fee
Used to separately display fees that may occur in connection with certain actions or transactions.
Showing fees separately helps Blockpit identify and process them during the import.
Staking
Used in the Blockpit format for certain reward events, for example Innovator Hub rewards.
The final tax classification depends on Blockpit, the user, and, where applicable, the user’s tax advisor.
Incoming Deposit
May be used when assets move back from a hub into the user wallet, for example during a withdrawal.
This does not automatically represent new income. It can simply represent an incoming asset movement back to the wallet.
Summary by user action
This overview shows how typical AlpsCon actions may be represented in the Blockpit export.
User action
Report representation
Swap into ALPS
Trade
Swap ALPS into another asset
Trade
AI Trade Hub Contribution
Payment
AI Trade Hub Profit Claim
Income
AI Trade Hub Compound
Income + Trade
AI Trade Hub Withdrawal
Deposit
AI Trade Hub Monthly fee
Income + Fee
Innovator Hub Contribution
Payment
Innovator Hub Reward Claim
Staking
Innovator Hub Compound
Income
Innovator Hub Withdrawal
Deposit
MLM / Referral Income
Income
Internal service-loss offset
Not exported directly
Important notice
AlpsCon does not provide tax advice
AlpsCon only provides structured transaction data. The report is intended to support the import into Blockpit. AlpsCon does not create a tax report, does not provide an individual tax assessment, and does not replace advice from a qualified tax advisor.