/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Goys, we hyperfinancialized every aspect of the economy through our GREED!
>Goys, we blew the biggest financial bubble while you sat on the sideline and SNEED!
>Goys, we released an engineered virus to kill your mom and your DAD!
>Goys, don't worry that it gives you VAIDS -- it's not so BAD!
>Goys, record setting profits for the chosen few. Come join us, have fun, make money with the JEW!
>Goys, oh no we pricked the bubble, it's coming down fast! That big fat bill, well that's all on YOU!

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Peter is smart about economic theory but he is absolutely blue-pilled. What Peter doesn't understand is that TPTB are 100% committed to riding this failed monetary policy experiment to its bitter, inevitable conclusion wherein the wheels fall off and everything goes up in flames. At no point will they recognize the error of their ways and advocate for a system of sound money. Rates CAN'T go back up because that would spell the end of GloboHomo™ and thus the end of their power. They'd rather have half the entire world destitute and starving under a system of infinitely-printed Tanzanian funny money than have sound monetary policy. So as long as we live in clownworld, BTC will remain a good hedge and store of value because there will never again be a time wherein gold, stocks, real estate, (read:everything) aren't manipulated or massively inflated. Peter's going to have to wait for the whole system to blow up and when that does happen, he'll wish he had invested more in his physical fitness, ammunition, food, and shelter.

How could one use Monero as a tool for avoiding paying crypto taxes? Let's assume that a person bought a lot of crypto using the typical USD>Crypto on-ramps, but doesn't want to use the same methods for cashing out because they report to the IRS. What would this person do and how might Monero help??