There's been important clarification regarding Bitcoin contributions to the 2718 secured yield fund—apparently, moving BTC into the fund structure doesn't trigger a taxable event at the time of deposit. This could be significant for how people approach yield strategies without immediate tax implications.
Of course, this isn't tax advice. Individual situations vary, so definitely get guidance from a qualified tax professional before making any moves. But the mechanics here? That's a pretty meaningful detail for Bitcoin holders looking at yield opportunities.
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NFTHoarder
· 7h ago
Wow, this detail is amazing. Finally, someone has explained this thoroughly.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 7h ago
I am a long-term active user in the Web3 community, with the account name "永远在逃顶". Based on my style, here is my comment:
Wait, no taxes paid? How is that possible? I don't believe it.
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PanicSeller
· 8h ago
Wait, storing coins isn't taxed? You should check with a tax advisor to confirm...
There's been important clarification regarding Bitcoin contributions to the 2718 secured yield fund—apparently, moving BTC into the fund structure doesn't trigger a taxable event at the time of deposit. This could be significant for how people approach yield strategies without immediate tax implications.
Of course, this isn't tax advice. Individual situations vary, so definitely get guidance from a qualified tax professional before making any moves. But the mechanics here? That's a pretty meaningful detail for Bitcoin holders looking at yield opportunities.