If a U.S. regulator or legislator really wanted to support #Bitcoin, they’d remove capital gains tax from transactions.
You’ll promote self-custody and the economy by more use as a medium of exchange, and you can keep cap. gains on the ETFs so Wall Street can pay 😉
No one has come close to proposing this. Removing cap gains under $200 isn’t good enough.
trey / Trey Walsh
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2024-03-09 13:54:30
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