Capital Gains Tax

By never cashing out.

Ever.

>So how do you get away with?
this
and this

Best answer ever. Normies can't understand why

Yes it would reach an equilibrium, but slight inflation is just a bit of social engineering to shift that equilibrium towards a bit more commerce. I'm not a fan of social engineering myself, but I guess it's tolerable if it is a gentle nudge instead of the hard shove that we have right now.

> it is now a felony to conceal ownership of cryptocurrency

source on this please

>bitcoin debit card, the irs will never know
They will if it's tied to your name which I believe they all will be by (((law))) An anonymous debit card would work tho, but I highly doubt (((they))) would allow that.

Please explain

>wait it out to see if our government comes to its senses
Never gonna happen. (((they))) hate work and so you must pay your taxes so that (((they))) can live the life of luxury while you go to work for them.

We can't, there is a misinformation campaign going around to hide it from weak hands, do your own research

If you have a lot of money that you want to cash out, it's not gonna happen. At that stage it's worth it to just pay your taxes, it's honestly not that much. If it's < $300 then just buy prepaid cards, no one gives a fuck. The new tax bill imposes a tax on trading one crypto for another, so that's not going to be an effective method of swapping different currencies to remove the paper trail. I suggest just finding some way to barter for goods using crypto, and then turning that into cash.