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Do you have your Bitcoin in a financial vehicle, like a trust, to minimize capital gains tax? If not, why?

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Through memes we are immortal. That's how we have a lasting impact.

There are many government employees who are ardent Bitcoiner's. Even outside direct employment, there are heaps of other professions that derived their income indirectly from the state. E.g. tax accountants, and any other industry heavily subsidies by the state. A lot of those guys also have corn.

Just take a small long position to cover the cash you need to keep on hand. That way your 'melting ice cube' is covered by the long, and you get the benefit of the privacy of cash.

Like I said, even if the Bitcoin's were effectively burnt or lost, this makes no difference on the useability of the remaining Bitcoin.

Fiat mindset. You don't need more units in the system to make it work better. Bitcoins are divisable down to a 100 millionth, which leaves heaps of granularity. Even if all bitcoins apart from 100,000 were lost, that would be enough.

Sell or trade, it's the some thing. Look at it from the perspective of someone on 100% Bitcoin. Relative to them you've sold the Bitcoin you never had to get your fiat.

Seriously, just don't pay attention to the price. You may still have a speculation point of view. See Bitcoin as your savings account, just keep stacking and plan for your future.