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so lets say i put all my savings that i don't use on expenses into bitcoin instead of just sitting in a savings account. after 10 years i need to cash out a large chunk of it for an expense. how is the capital gains tax in the US not equal or greater than inflation would have taken from the value of that money over that period?
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i just need 1 spoonfeed for a normalfag middle income wagie
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10 years? btw just GrokItâ„¢
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you pay tax on interest in a savings account as well, only you pay much more tax since capital gains taxes are lower than income taxes, and savings account interest is income tax
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This is a simple elementary-school math problem anon. You did go to elementary school, right? You learned how to do multiplication and division? If not, then you do own a calculator or a phone with a calculator app that can do multiplication and division? Yes? Then hop to it. Or ask your nearest 3rd grader to do it for you.



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