Bill Miller IV, CIO of Miller Value Partners, Questions the Legitimacy of Bitcoin Taxation

According to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Cointelegraph, Bill Miller IV, Chief Investment Officer of Miller Value Partners, recently stated on the Coin Stories podcast that there is no reasonable basis for the government to tax Bitcoin. He pointed out that Bitcoin property rights are verified entirely through the blockchain, without relying on government administrative systems, which is fundamentally different from traditional assets such as real estate.
Bill Miller IV believes that the current tax system is mainly used to maintain property registration systems, while the Bitcoin network has already achieved automated property management. His father, Bill Miller III, a well-known investor, previously revealed that he allocates 50% of his personal assets to Bitcoin and related companies.
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