How to Buy, Sell, and Trade Cryptocurrency Tax-Free!! | iTrustCapital Bitcoin, Crypto, & Gold IRA

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2. does iTrust work for New York residents?

3. 1.4K likes? 20k views?? This info is gold… No, this info is BTC!!! TY guys!

4. Chopra makes too much to have an IRA

5. Global Gaming ? ? ?

6. So if the government can tax you on your gains, can you claim your losses as well?

7. It is NOT tax free. You pay full tax rate when it is withdrawn. If your cryptos have gained in value, you will pay substantially more tax than paying a capital gains tax on an ongoing basis as you sell.

8. Also, the Roth is the only option that makes sense but there is a yearly maximum contribution limit. Works well for smaller investors.

9. Beware. Bs

10. So what if I just stake and how does that get taxed ?
    Isn’t it like an ira
    Since I’m not selling but the staking profits ?

11. how about in Germany?

12. This is the 2nd time I’ve seen you ever include XRP in your thumbnail, are you no longer an XRP hater?

13. What if you are already retired???

14. BTC going ApeSh!t right now yall . i do see a crypto IRA in our futures Folks . ??

15. Good ideas but $30/mo?? That excludes this small-time investor

16. I wonder if the monthly fee is so you can trade?? Would you have to pay monthly if you transfer you existing 401k over and just let it sit?

17. I'm not going to wait till I'm old. I'm selling in another country or taking a blockfi loan.

18. Are they providing appropriate tax form? I did not get it yet.

19. This is AMAZING!!!
    Thank you so much for sharing this! Your channel has truly changed my life ??????

20. Great video. Thanks!

21. Useless to many US citizens due to AMLI and KYC (sKrew Your Customer) requirements imposed not so much by the government but by stupidly overcompliant compliance departments.

22. Can you transfer an iTrust Crypto Roth IRA to a SEP if you wanted to retire early (or only a Traditional IRA (etc.)?

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