Just wondering how confident Bitcoin IRA providers (such as Swan, Choice) are that the laws governing IRAs can be relied on to stay constant?

Here’s why I ask…

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After reading “The Ethics of Money Production” and “When Money Dies”, it is clear that when those who produce money are the same as those who produce laws, the laws bend and change to protect the money flow to the money producer.

Sure, I’d love to take advantage of the incredible tax benefits of buying Bitcoin in an IRA.

But when s**t hits the fan, governments historically (not theoretically) have rug-pulled the financial rights of their citizens.

- 6102.

- Capital controls.

- Anti-saving laws (passed off as anti-hoarding laws).

- Laws against “flagrantly showing off wealth by extravagant spending”

If fiat money is subject to counterparty risk, then so also are fiat IRA tax benefits.

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Property rights, which many find divinely protected in the 10 Commandments, are exemplified in the adage:

“Not your keys, not your coin.”