According to Wu's report, BitcoinNews has learned that the IRS recently issued a temporary exemption policy, allowing cryptocurrency holders using centralized exchanges (CeFi) in 2025 to flexibly choose their asset accounting methods, avoiding the high tax burden imposed by strict FIFO (First In, First Out) rules. This exemption applies to asset transactions by CeFi brokers within 2025, allowing taxpayers to determine the units of assets sold using their own records or tax software. Tax experts remind users to clearly choose the accounting method for CeFi exchanges before 2026, otherwise, FIFO may be adopted by default, resulting in higher capital gains tax.