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I think that the so-called legalization and the official recognition of Bitcoinbitcoin as a legal tender  means of payment will simply become another opportunity for governments to impose taxes and various fees. Are we ready for the fact that a portion of our cryptocurrency, and quite possibly not a small portion, will have to be given up? And how profitable will that really be, if after all the fees there’s a chance that not only will there be no profit, but we could even end up with losses?
Original archived Re: Bitcoin as a legal tender; not so far off
Scraped on 09/09/2025, 10:07:56 UTC
I think that the so-called legalization and the official recognition of Bitcoin as a legal tender  means of payment will simply become another opportunity for governments to impose taxes and various fees. Are we ready for the fact that a portion of our cryptocurrency, and quite possibly not a small portion, will have to be given up? And how profitable will that really be, if after all the fees there’s a chance that not only will there be no profit, but we could even end up with losses?