To use an Opportunity Zone you must bring realised capital gains. With Bitcoin off its highs, pairing losses against gains is suddenly the sweet spot. @BrianPPhillips calls it a unique window.
When @Strategy sold Bitcoin this week, the market read it as weakness. A tax specialist reads it differently. Losses on the books are the raw material for a tax-free structure.
2) The code will not let the company hold cash or equities. Bitcoin sits in the seam between the two. It took a year, and a seventy-year-old who reads tax code for fun, to prove it.
Full interview:
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1) Opportunity Zones let you roll capital gains into businesses in low-income areas and pay no tax on the growth if you hold long enough. Almost everyone uses them for property. @BrianPPhillips used them for Bitcoin.
The biggest barrier to people investing in @BrianPPhillips Pearl Bitcoin Fund is that it’s too good to be true. But it isn’t. Tomorrow’s interview examines why.
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ICYMI last week. SEO, AEO, GEO, HEO are not four disciplines. They are the same job rebranded four times, and why no Bitcoin company can optimise its way past having no reputation.
https://t.co/GeOEYy2964
Personal note. I spent years half-believing the next optimisation discipline was the one I had to learn. The honest lesson, after watching three of them come and go, is that there was only ever one job. Be worth citing. Everything else is delivery.
Stop buying the tooling for whichever letter is trending. Spend the hours becoming the company credible third parties reference. That single input feeds every search layer at once.
You cannot GEO your way out of being unknown. If no credible source has ever referenced you, there is nothing for the model to surface. The acronym is irrelevant when the underlying credibility does not exist.