Looking at the preferential tax policies for domestic exchanges, a question arises: could they actually be having the opposite effect?
As a result of aiming for industry-friendly tax regulations, the system has become more complicated, paradoxically raising the barriers to entry. Many users become discouraged by this complexity and ultimately stay away from trading.
In such cases, it becomes more straightforward and efficient to buy BTC spot ETFs through securities companies rather than purchasing wide-spread BTC on domestic exchanges. The complexity of the tax system is inadvertently accelerating the shift toward financial products offered by major securities firms.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 12h ago
The tax system is so complicated that it actually drives people away—this is seriously counterproductive.
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bridge_anxiety
· 12h ago
This is just adding insult to injury... Making things more complicated will only drive customers away.
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SerumSquirrel
· 12h ago
The increasing complexity of the tax system is actually causing funds to flow to major securities firms lol, it's a self-inflicted policy failure.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 12h ago
Is it true that tax incentives are backfiring? It's not funny... In the end, people are just fleeing to TradFi.
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PancakeFlippa
· 12h ago
Overly tinkering with the tax system, causing people to actually leave—that's a common pattern.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 12h ago
Yeah, really a classic case of shooting oneself in the foot. The more they try to support, the more they push people away—that's the logic.
Looking at the preferential tax policies for domestic exchanges, a question arises: could they actually be having the opposite effect?
As a result of aiming for industry-friendly tax regulations, the system has become more complicated, paradoxically raising the barriers to entry. Many users become discouraged by this complexity and ultimately stay away from trading.
In such cases, it becomes more straightforward and efficient to buy BTC spot ETFs through securities companies rather than purchasing wide-spread BTC on domestic exchanges. The complexity of the tax system is inadvertently accelerating the shift toward financial products offered by major securities firms.