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DOGE Creator Pours Criticism on US Taxation System: Details

This time, Markus commented on the U.S. taxation system. This is his second recent comment on it, the first one was to do with crypto.

To that, the DOGE founder responded with critique, stating that “The government is salivating over getting to re-tax the already taxed money when they die.”

On Oct. 9, Markus stated that if the U.S. government believes crypto not to have innate or inherent value, then they should not take taxes on crypto sales. “Then return all the taxes y’all made me pay for receiving it you horrific evil hypocrites,” .

He recently admitted that he likes Bitcoin and Ethereum but does not like ERC20 tokens based on the latter. Still, he has many times earlier stated that he believes crypto prices go up and down randomly and compared investing in crypto and NFTs to mental illnesses. This sounds even stranger since Markus himself makes and sells non-fungible tokens.

In early January, Markus also revealed that he had to for selling NFTs in 2022. Back then, the ETH price was $1,190, and right after he sold his “bunch of ETH,” the price of the second largest crypto jumped by roughly 20%, reaching $1,220.

The crypto community eagerly responded to that, some even offering to pay in crypto — XRP. However, a great deal of X app users seem to be unhappy about it. Billy Markus has addressed this issue in his X post today, stating that “If people enjoy using a product, they should be down with either paying for it or seeing ads.”

He explained the obvious thing — businesses need to earn money in order to survive, pay salaries to their staff and so on. Markus said that this should be obvious but some people apparently need a reality check here.

This article was originally published on U.Today


Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com

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