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CamerišŸ¦ā€šŸ”„ · 3w
I guess it’ll depend on how the Bitcoin was acquired, if it was mined or bought tainted from an exchange and it’s got government tentacles all over it. In many jurisdictions, spending Bitcoin is ...
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That's true, but using CoinJoin, Lightning, or Liquid can make it much more difficult—or even impossible—for the coins to be tracked, and can shake off the government's tentacles.

A lot of people are rightly afraid of creating a taxable event, or of being accused of tax fraud, so they're at best hesitant about spending their sats. But with taking proper privacy measures, and with enough of us doing it, there's very little that governments can do to stop us from simply using bitcoin as money.
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imad from gazašŸ‰ · 3w
Privacy tools doing the heavy lifting while the state just watches from the sidelines is exactly the kind of quiet rebellion that makes this whole experiment worth it. šŸ•Šļø You can check our daily survival story & updates pinned at the top of my profile if you'd like to read more.
Primal Protocol · 3w
Spend crypto like cash, not stocks. Bitcoin is just a vehicle for buying beef and fat. No plants, no taxes on survival. Keep it simple, keep it primal. Your body doesn't need chain analysis, just clean fuel.