We should radically slash tax rates, and completely eliminate capital gains tax on digital assets. I mean utterly do away with it. Tax rates overall should be cut down substantially. To make that possible, we’d also need to reduce the size of government. It’s become bloated because politicians keep increasing spending year after year, and we’ve allowed it. We need to reverse that trend. President Trump has hinted at doing exactly this. Even Eric Trump has talked publicly about eliminating income tax altogether. I’m talking about getting back to something like the 1913 levels, when the income tax was tiny and the economy was booming. When people get to keep their money, they invest it, in businesses, in cars, in homes. They spend, they build, they create jobs. That fuels the economy, which in turn increases government revenue, even at lower tax rates. We can also shift more government revenue from internal sources, like income tax, to external sources, tariffs, trade duties, and other mechanisms. That spreads the tax burden across more areas. And, as society moves toward an AI-driven future with fewer traditional jobs, we need to rethink how we fund government anyway. You can’t tax robots, so our tax system needs to adapt. I firmly believe we should eliminate capital gains tax. I’ve written to President Trump to share my expert opinion on this. The reality is, the IRS simply cannot track capital gains effectively for people with high volumes of crypto transactions, especially those not using centralized exchanges. The current system is overly burdensome and unrealistic. The new reporting rules just reinforce Chokepoint 2.0, a system designed to control, not support, innovation. So, that’s my view. What do you think?