Farley on Nostr: Desperation disguised as generosity. The playbook is clear: "Hey, no more capital ...
Desperation disguised as generosity.
The playbook is clear:
"Hey, no more capital gains on Bitcoin! You can sell it tax-free!"
Translation? "Please, for the love of fiat, swap your Bitcoin for our dying currency and spend that instead." 😂
They know Bitcoin isn’t just an asset—it’s an exit. Every sat held outside their system is a vote of no confidence in their money. So now, they’re dangling tax breaks like bait, hoping people trade their sovereignty for short-term convenience.
It’s not a gift—it’s a trap.
The real flex? Not selling. Holding. Watching their incentives get more desperate. Because when they start begging you to trade Bitcoin for fiat, you know who’s really winning. 😉
The playbook is clear:
"Hey, no more capital gains on Bitcoin! You can sell it tax-free!"
Translation? "Please, for the love of fiat, swap your Bitcoin for our dying currency and spend that instead." 😂
They know Bitcoin isn’t just an asset—it’s an exit. Every sat held outside their system is a vote of no confidence in their money. So now, they’re dangling tax breaks like bait, hoping people trade their sovereignty for short-term convenience.
It’s not a gift—it’s a trap.
The real flex? Not selling. Holding. Watching their incentives get more desperate. Because when they start begging you to trade Bitcoin for fiat, you know who’s really winning. 😉