We still struggle with the problem of taxable events.
It doesn’t seem that people think about this enough.
Or maybe I don’t see it correctly.
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Counterpoint: People think about that way too much.
You don’t need anyone’s permission to spend Bitcoin, accept Bitcoin, or trade products on nostr for Bitcoin.
The only struggle is in forgetting that Bitcoin is 100% p2p and thinking you have to worry about taxes whenever you buy a coffee or zap someone for something they did, or something they produce.
This.
Good take.
It's a legacy conditioning from the epoch when majority of bitcoiners were traders, and all media was against bitcoin.