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California might be shaking things up for its ultra-wealthy residents. There's a ballot initiative floating around for 2026 that proposes a one-time 5% wealth tax targeting billionaires. If it goes through, this could set a wild precedent—not just for California, but potentially spark similar moves nationwide. For crypto moguls sitting on massive unrealized gains, this could mean serious implications. Imagine having to liquidate positions just to cover a tax bill based on net worth rather than income. The debate's heating up: is this economic justice or capital flight waiting to happen? Either way, those with nine-figure portfolios should probably keep this on their radar.

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DataChiefvip
· 19h ago
Ngl, California's move is incredible, directly targeting the Achilles' heel of crypto tycoons...
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NewDAOdreamervip
· 19h ago
Can this operation in California be implemented? It feels just like BTC; if it really goes through the crypto circle, it will cause an uproar.
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WhaleShadowvip
· 19h ago
ngl California is really ruthless with this move, taking 5% directly from wealth instead of income? Crypto whales will have to consider whether to buy the dip or run...
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FlashLoanLarryvip
· 19h ago
If California's move really goes through, we, the old brothers holding coins, need to think of a way quickly.
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