Replying to Avatar Keel

Bitcoin , at least in the US, is treated as an asset similar to a stock. When you sell it and get a capital gain, you must declare it and pay the tax.

As I am aware, there is no separate bitcoin ownership tax, excluding cases where you own a lot of stuff and are subject to the wealth tax.
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buffalo 2y ago

I meant on chain transfers to addresses you control. Then pay capital gains taxes. Now it's not tied to you anymore. You sold it. And you did it before government required doxing the sale.

Stuff like chain analysis is bs imo. It's based on things that don't hold up at all in a p2p world. So just do p2p when you can and fake p2p when you can't.

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