Riot Platforms Vice President of Research: Bitcoin is tax-free in many countries, and there is no reason to tax it in the United States
According to Jinse Finance, Pierre Rochard, Vice President of Research at Riot Platforms, stated, "Bitcoin is not taxed in Dubai, El Salvador, Thailand, Puerto Rico, Singapore, and Germany (after holding for one year). There is no justification for taxing Bitcoin in the United States. This is bad policy and undermines Trump's 'Bitcoin Superpower' plan. We cannot accept this situation."
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