Thank you for the heads up, it has been a while.

Technically, each 0.001 STEEM transaction is occurring on-chain and needs to be separately valued based on the exact date and time it occurred, so the guidance wouldn't allow aggregating multiple days of activity. See Q&A 26: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/frequently-asked-questions-on-virtual-currency-transactions

My practical approach

• 0.001 BTC is worth tracking.
• 0.001 STEEM or EOS etc. (insert other currency with low value) will likely have a zero US dollar value. For example, curation income of 0.001 STEEM would be $0 taxable revenue, and the cost basis in that 0.001 STEEM is zero. Although it's not worth tracking for me especially with all the EOSIO spam transactions I receive, I wouldn't go out of my way to remove it if it's getting scooped into an excel look-up or crypto calculating software.

By the way, the SteemDB website is pretty useful for extracting data on wallet activity: https://steemdb.com/@joshman/authoring https://steemdb.com/@joshman/transfers