M2 money supply grew 40% between 2020-2022. This expansion means accurately tracking your Bitcoin cost basis is more critical than ever for tax purposes. Inflation impacts reported gains. Self-custody protects your savings.

21 million Bitcoin: inherent scarcity, verifiable by anyone. This fixed supply guarantees no central entity can inflate it away. Keeping your transaction history organized ensures you understand your true holdings.

MSTR is not Bitcoin. It is a corporate instrument built around Bitcoin. That can be useful. It can also carry risks Bitcoin itself does not have: a board, preferred stock, convertible debt, cash reserves, market premium, and an mNAV debate. The honest question is not "do you like Saylor?" It is: what happens to common holders' claim on the Bitcoin when the capital stack changes? Full Weekly Rebuttal #03: https://youtu.be/T7pV66hBNsQ
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Reporting crypto sales requires IRS Form 8949 and Schedule D. Maintain a clear cost basis for every UTXO. This streamlines tax season significantly.

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