Coin Bureau: a call under review

Said on Feb 17, 2026, at 4:56 in the video.

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“This mass   selling drives down the price. And because the  price is dropping, liquidity dries up. It creates   a feedback loop where the tax itself triggers the  crash it was designed to capture.”
Watch at 4:56Unrealized Gains Tax on Crypto: The New 36% Law Explained (What HODLers Must Know)
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spiral. Imagine you hold Bitcoin   worth $100,000. You bought it cheap, maybe  at $20,000. Under a 36% unrealized gains tax,   you have an $80,000 gain. And that means you owe  roughly $28,800 in taxes. But uh you haven't sold   a bitcoin. You don't have $20,000 in cash lying  around. So what do you do? You have to sell   some Bitcoin to pay the tax. Now multiply this  across millions of investors. Every tax season,   everyone is forced to sell assets at the same  time to pay taxes on paper profits. This mass   selling drives down the price. And because the  price is dropping, liquidity dries up. It creates   a feedback loop where the tax itself triggers the  crash it was designed to capture. And for crypto,   it gets even worse because of volatility. We  all know crypto has 80% drawdowns. It's part   of the game. But imagine this scenario. It's  the 31st of December, 2027. We are in a massive   bull run. We hope Bitcoin hits $150,000. You are  ecstatic, even despite the fact that you owe tax   on those massive gains on the 31st of December  snapshot. Then January 2028 rolls around. The   market corrects and Bitcoin crashes to $60,000.  You are now holding an asset worth $60,000, but

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