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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: How Long Should You Hold Bitcoin for a Passive Income
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Free Market Capitalist
on 09/09/2025, 04:15:51 UTC
The profit we got from selling Bitcoin is a capital gain, not passive income.

I disagree with this because, for starters, there are countries without capital gains tax. And then there is income that is considered “passive,” such as rental income, which is not so passive, especially if you manage the rentals yourself.

If you have to make analysis, making a plan when to buy, sell and re-buy Bitcoin, you're a trader which spent time for making money, not just sitting on your bed and you're still earn.

Sell and re-buy? When we talk about passive income with bitcoin, it's because you've reached a level where you don't have to repurchase. Since you gave that example, I'll give you another: you bought 1,000 bitcoins more than a decade ago, and with your lifestyle, you only need 1 bitcoin a year to live (at current prices). All you have to do is click twice when you need to sell.