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A capital gains tax is an extremely unfair tax to investors, let me explain why. It’s basically a tax on inflation. Think about it: when you receive income from a job, that money is in current dollars. When you get rental income or royalties, it’s in current dollars. But with capital gains, you’re comparing the price you sell something for today with the price you bought it for years ago. Those are not the same dollars. There’s been inflation in between. And the fact that something sells for a higher price now doesn’t necessarily mean it’s worth more, it often just means the dollar has been devalued. It takes more dollars to buy the same thing. Now, how much inflation has there actually been? The government might say it’s 4%. But do you believe that? Many argue it’s closer to 10%. John Williams at ShadowStats even suggests it’s consistently higher than what the government reports. Let’s take an example. You buy a rental property for $300,000. Five years later, you sell it for $500,000. The house hasn’t really gained value — it’s older, has more wear and tear — but you’re now being taxed on a $200,000 “gain.” At a 20% capital gains tax rate, that’s $40,000 in tax. But you didn’t make $200,000 in real profit — that’s just inflation. The government is taxing what they inflated. Inflation is a form of stealing. And now they're taxing you on what they already stole. Let’s look at crypto. Say you bought Bitcoin at $10,000, and now it's worth $1,000,000. Still the same Bitcoin — its quality hasn’t changed. But everything else around it has declined in value because the dollar has lost so much purchasing power through money printing. So why should you be taxed on a $990,000 gain? The government wants 20%, nearly $200,000, of that. But what did they do to earn it? You took the risk, held through the emotional turmoil, and now they get a cut? And it’s not even just 20% — when you add the Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT), you’re up to around 24%. That’s nearly a quarter of your gain. It’s not fair. This is a tax on inflation, created by government policy. What’s the solution? One proposal is to index capital gains to inflation. That means the longer you’ve held an asset, the more you adjust its sale value based on inflation before calculating tax. But that depends on whether you trust the IRS to determine a fair inflation rate. Another approach, already adopted by several countries in Europe and Asia — is much simpler: Zero tax on long-term capital gains. If you hold an asset for more than a year, no tax. Period. The whole reason we have different tax rates for short- and long-term gains is to discourage constant trading (or “churning”), which doesn’t contribute to real economic growth. Long-term investment, on the other hand, brings stability, liquidity, and sustained value. Eliminating long-term capital gains tax would have a low impact on the economy, but a big positive effect on investment in the U.S. So what do you think? Should the government act now, especially with tax reform discussions tied to the Clarity Law? Maybe this is the time for Donald Trump to step up and say: "Capital gains tax is unfair because it taxes inflation. It’s time to remove long-term capital gains from the tax code." If you agree, please share this message. There’s power in numbers, and getting this in front of the right people starts with you. $btc $eth $ada $sol $xrp $link $doge

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The rate at which crypto progress is being made since Trump/@davidsacks47 started operating is astounding: We went from hostile to; - A fight for stablecoin domination. - Perps in the USA. - A Sol ETF with staking. - No more SEC attacks - An array of treasury companies. - Banks limitations completely removed. All this and more in 6 months!!!

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Trump and Elon are a distraction. The math is the problem. They can’t cut their way out. They can’t grow their way out. No matter what anyone tells you, they have to print their way out. What side am I on? #Bitcoin. That’s the “side” I’m on.

I’m not being funny, @saylor has 100x’d shareholder value in 5 years with $MSTR and influenced a new dawn of value creation for America with Bitcoin - how has @joerogan not had this conversation yet? This is the biggest news in American capital markets and Joe Rogan is behind on this Pro-America culture shift now. This has to happen.

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THE FINAL FORM OF MONEY IS HERE. Every form of money before Bitcoin was compromised. Gold was seized. Fiat was debased. Credit was weaponized. Equity was captured. Bonds were monetized. Property was taxed. Every asset class was ultimately controlled by governments, banks, or institutions. Bitcoin is the first and only monetary instrument that sits outside the system: No CEO. No headquarters. No central bank. No forced dilution. No counterparty risk. You don’t need permission to own it. You don’t need permission to move it. You don’t need permission to save it. Bitcoin doesn’t ask. It exists. In a world spiraling toward engineered crises, currency devaluation, and digital control grids... Bitcoin remains the only asset with absolute integrity. This is ESCAPE VELOCITY.

21 Ways to Wealth—@saylor @TheBitcoinConf 1. Clarity 2. Conviction 3. Courage 4. Cooperation 5. Capability 6. Composition 7. Citizenship 8. Civility 9. Corporation 10. Focus 11. Equity 12. Credit 13. Compliance 14. Capitalization 15. Communication 16. Commitment 17. Competence 18. Adaptation 19. Evolution 20. Advocacy 21. Generosity

Just got a text message from a friend, "110k still cheap for BTC?" Yes. Let me show you how cheap Bitcoin is. There is now $1 quadrillion worth of wealth in the world, as you can see below. But, what is less obvious is the little sign in front of those asset classes. The infamous "$" What if I told you... ALL of the value, across all assets, is going to be repriced with "₿" ₿ for Bitcoin. Part of money's job is to denominate all of the value in the world - that is its function as a "unit of account." The value of all the money is the value of all the assets in the world, because all of the money in the world can be exchanged for all of the assets in the world. This is where it gets fun. Bitcoin is superior money. Money is the tool we use to transfer value across space, scales, and time. Bitcoin is the best transfer of value across space, scales, and time civilization has ever seen. This is the core of the Bitcoin thesis, and precisely why it has been the best performing asset of all-time, and will continue to be. Being that Bitcoin is superior money, it will eventually replace the current money (it's on that journey right now). It will become the global monetary singularity. That means... that all of the Bitcoin in the world will be worth all of the assets in the world. If you were to use today's numbers, that means that all 21 million bitcoins will be worth all $1 quadrillion in asset value. If you had one bitcoin, you would own 1/21 millionth of all the value in the world. $1 quadrillion divided by 21 million would make one bitcoin worth $47,619,047. $47.6 million. 433x more than today's $110k price. But... that's not Bitcoin's true value, because Bitcoin's true value is not measured in inevitably-extinct dollars, it is measured by how much value it is denominating, because all of the value in the world will be denominated by all 21 million bitcoins. What is all of the value in the world? It's limitless. We don't know how much value can truly be created. It's most accurate to say it is infinite. That means 21 million bitcoins would be denominating an infinite amount of value. If all 21 million bitcoins are worth all of the value in the world, and all of the value in the world is worth infinity, 21 million bitcoins would be worth... Infinity. Divide infinity by 21 million to get the value of one bitcoin... ∞/21 million = ∞ Yes, it's still cheap.

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