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#CryptoComeback 1. Tariffs on Crypto-Related Goods While Bitcoin itself is digital and can’t be tariffed like physical goods, hardware used in crypto (like mining rigs, GPUs, ASICs) can be subject to tariffs. For example: U.S.-China trade war included tariffs on Chinese-made crypto mining equipment. This increased costs for miners and impacted mining profitability in certain regions. --- 2. Taxes and Duties on Crypto Transactions Governments may not use the term “tariff” for crypto, but crypto is often taxed through: Capital gains taxes (selling crypto for a profit) Transaction taxes (spending or swapping crypto) Mining income taxes (rewards from mining or staking) This is more of a "crypto tax regime"

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$BTC The Congress Trading Ban refers to proposed or enacted legislation aimed at restricting or prohibiting members of the U.S. Congress—and in some versions, their immediate families—from buying or selling individual stocks while in office. The goal is to prevent conflicts of interest and insider trading, ensuring that lawmakers are working for the public good, not personal financial gain. Background Members of Congress often have access to non-public, sensitive information that can affect financial markets. While insider trading by Congress is technically illegal under the STOCK Act (passed in 2012), critics argue that the law has loopholes and lacks serious enforcement. Multiple high-profile cases have raised concerns about lawmakers making suspiciously well-timed trades during major national

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#BTCPrediction The Congress Trading Ban refers to proposed or enacted legislation aimed at restricting or prohibiting members of the U.S. Congress—and in some versions, their immediate families—from buying or selling individual stocks while in office. The goal is to prevent conflicts of interest and insider trading, ensuring that lawmakers are working for the public good, not personal financial gain. Background Members of Congress often have access to non-public, sensitive information that can affect financial markets. While insider trading by Congress is technically illegal under the STOCK Act (passed in 2012), critics argue that the law has loopholes and lacks serious enforcement. Multiple high-profile cases have raised concerns about lawmakers making suspiciously well-timed trades during major national

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