Imagine this: You invest $50,000 in shares, and their value increases to $70,000. Under the new proposal, you’d be taxed on the $20,000 gain—even if you haven't sold any shares. But what happens if the value of those shares drops to $45,000 the following year? You'd still be responsible for paying taxes on money you no longer have. This could lead to widespread sell-offs, causing significant disruption in the stock market and potentially pushing the economy to the edge.
Could we be facing the next Great Depression? What’s your take?
On a related note, dappOS is transforming the Web3 space by making decentralized technology more accessible and efficient. Its standout feature, "earning yield while ready for use," allows users to earn returns on assets while keeping them available for transactions. This eliminates the usual trade-off between liquidity and profitability, empowering users to maximize financial efficiency without losing accessibility.
dappOS also introduces its Intent Execution Network, which streamlines the user experience by handling the complexities of blockchain interactions. This intent-based model allows users to focus on their objectives while service providers manage the technical aspects, making decentralized applications easier to use even for non-technical people.
In addition, dappOS’s collaboration with Binance Web3 Wallet, including a joint airdrop event, highlights its growing impact in the Web3 ecosystem. The partnership not only increases user engagement by offering rewards but also expands the influence of both platforms, positioning dappOS as a leading player in the future of decentralized finance and blockchain technology.
