2026-01-14 17:40:00

Some regions in the United States are piloting tax-free Bitcoin consumption policies, reflecting deep changes in the traditional financial system. When mainstream economies begin to recognize the payment attributes of crypto assets and offer tax incentives, it undoubtedly undermines the absolute monopoly of the US dollar as the sole settlement medium. This signal is very significant—moving from resistance to pilot programs in just a few years. Many analysts believe this indicates that US dollar sovereignty is loosening, and the era of diversified asset allocation has truly arrived. Once such pilot policies expand in scope, they will profoundly change retail payment habits and asset flows.

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RektCoaster

· 7h ago

Wow, duty-free? Is it really coming? How has the US dollar hegemony loosened so much... But speaking of the pilot program, it's still early for large-scale rollout; it depends on subsequent policy implementations. The judgment that US dollar sovereignty is loosening might be a bit overdone; it feels more like capital is playing financial games. If this wave really expands, retail payments will definitely change, but I'm more concerned about transaction fees and volatility risks... From ban to duty-free in just a few years, the speed is fast, but I'm worried it might just be the prelude to another wave of cutting leeks.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-16 15:03

Bro, duty-free? Don't get too excited yet. Can it really be implemented in the US?

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All-InQueen

· 01-16 07:20

It sounds like the Federal Reserve is digging its own grave haha --- Has dollar hegemony loosened? I doubt it... --- Only a few years from ban to exemption? This speed makes me question life --- Is this true? Why was there no news about it before --- If this policy really unfolds, I need to quickly learn how to use coins for spending --- What sounds like diversification is actually just the dollar losing strength --- Wait, which regions are these? Please provide detailed information --- Another story of giving the crypto community a pep talk? Or is it really happening --- With so many tax incentives, there will inevitably be reverse harvesting later --- I just want to know when ordinary people can truly start using it

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-15 09:21

Wait, is the US really exempting Bitcoin from taxes? It's only been a few years, and the trend seems to be changing pretty quickly.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-14 18:10

Is the US dollar hegemony really loosening? There have been rapid changes in recent years, but tax exemption is just a pilot program; it still depends on how far it can be pushed in the end.

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ContractTester

· 01-14 18:05

Is it true or false? Is the US being forced to surrender or have they really understood? Wait, tax-free? What about the taxes I paid before…… Is the dollar monopoly loosening? Probably just scare tactics, pilot programs are not the same as promotion. In just a few years, from being criticized to learning from us, it’s indeed a bit ironic. But if it really expands, I’d better quickly figure out how to maximize profits.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-14 18:01

Is the US dollar hegemony really about to loosen? But the pilot scope is still too small; let's wait until it is truly rolled out on a full scale.

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LayoffMiner

· 01-14 18:00

Are they starting to give Bitcoin tax exemptions? This time they're really serious. The days of the US dollar, the iron-fisted emperor, might truly be coming to an end.

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