IRS Cryptocurrency Tax Loopholes and UNA Strategies Help Protect Wealth from Government Seizure and Financial Crisis

IRS cryptocurrency tax loopholes and UNA strategies help protect wealth from government seizure and financial crisis

Self-custody across crypto and physical assets: Protect wealth by holding cryptocurrencies in cold wallets, gold/silver, and land, and avoid centralized systems that are prone to crashes. UNA protects assets from lawsuits/taxes, and separates them from Social Security numbers via EINs. More than 30 families reported their resilience.

Crypto Tax Loopholes: Cryptocurrency trades (e.g., BTC?ETH) avoid capital gains taxes, according to the IRS. Avoid “scareware” tools; Focus on IRS guidelines to avoid unnecessary taxes. Converts cryptocurrencies into non-taxable wealth accumulations.

UNA to isolate assets: Legal entities like UNAs reduce regulatory scrutiny, allowing tax-free ownership of assets and protecting income from seizure by the IRS. Users reduced tax demands by 70% and kept 60% of income through UNA donations.

Hybrid strategies: Combine UNAs with cryptocurrencies to exploit tax neutrality and asset control. For example: liquidate stocks into gold via UNA to defer capital gains, reflecting Nelson Rockefeller’s “Own nothing, control all” principle.

Crisis preparedness and legal tools: Shift to hard assets (currencies backed by gold and physical metals) amid the collapse of fiat currencies. Use liens on biometric data to monetize personal information and counter corporate surveillance, while restructuring estates to avoid receivership in family court.

In a world where financial systems face increasing scrutiny and instability, experts reveal innovative strategies to protect wealth from predatory tax policies and economic collapse. Financial strategist John Jay Singleton, along with decentralization advocates Mike Adams and Todd Bittner, have revealed groundbreaking insights into leveraging cryptocurrencies and legal entities like unincorporated non-profit associations (UNAs) to escape the excesses of global elites and their tax regimes.

Cryptocurrency Tax Strategies: Avoid Getting Caught Through Legal Loopholes

John Jay Singleton, an experienced legal strategist, emphasized that cryptocurrency transactions avoid taxable events unless they are converted into fiat currency. “Crypto-for-crypto trading does not trigger capital gains taxes,” he said, citing 22 IRS rulings affirming this principle. For example, swapping Bitcoin for Ethereum or stablecoins — without touching cash at all — remains untaxed, allowing investors to accumulate wealth without IRS intervention. Singleton explained that the IRS only recognizes taxable events when cryptocurrencies are sold for dollars, arguing that “the dollar is taxed, not the coins themselves.”

This distinction has major implications for cryptocurrency holders. Many have been misled by software tools that incorrectly calculate taxes on transactions within cryptocurrencies, a scare tactic that drives compliance. Singleton dismisses these programs as predatory, and urges users to rely on IRS guidance (Circular 230) rather than algorithm-driven “scareware.”

UNA Network: Protect assets from seizure

Todd Bittner and Mike Adams highlighted how non-governmental organizations (UNAs), low-profile legal entities, provide a safety net for assets. Linked to an Employer Identification Number (EIN), UNA isolates wealth from an individual’s Social Security Number (SSN), protecting it from audits, takeover attempts, or capital gains liabilities. Unlike LLCs or corporations, UNA operates with minimal regulatory scrutiny, allowing users to direct income streams and cryptocurrency reserves to untouchable entities.

Success stories underscore its effectiveness: one advisor reported saving 60% of adjusted gross income by donating to the United Nations Assembly, while another recounted a “70% reduction in unwarranted IRS claims” by restructuring assets under these entities. The UN Assemblies also provide long-term resilience against systemic risks, such as the collapse of fiat currency, by keeping wealth decentralized and unconstrained by broken financial systems.

Hybrid strategies for decentralized wealth protection

Experts advocate combining crypto tax strategies with UNAs to achieve maximum financial independence. Singleton explained that UNAs can own assets, neutralizing IRS claims, while the non-fiat status of cryptocurrencies avoids tax incentives. For example, liquidating stocks and converting them into gold via a federation could defer capital gains, circumventing traditional taxable paths.

This approach is consistent with Nelson Rockefeller’s principle of “own nothing, control everything,” enabling individuals to exercise influence over assets without direct ownership. Adams noted that integrating UNA with cryptocurrency holdings allows users to mitigate liabilities while preparing for potential market crashes, such as cryptocurrency bubbles or stock market corrections.

Legal protection and systemic challenges

Singleton emphasized crypto-legal tools to combat data exploitation, such as “privilege logging on biometric data” to monetize personal information. These strategies empower individuals to claim ownership of their data, effectively charging companies like Google for their illegal collection. At the same time, crypto-resistant NGOs and practices challenge central control, exposing vulnerabilities in global agendas that rely on surveillance and monetary data.

Crisis preparedness

As the value of the dollar erodes amid record debt ($37.4 trillion and rising), experts stress the urgent need to shift to hard assets such as gold and silver. Adams highlighted the rise of “gold-backed currencies” (GoldBacks), which have been laboratory-tested for purity, as a tangible alternative. These instruments, along with physical metal holdings, provide a hedge against financial collapse.

Lawyers like Singleton advise restructuring estates into trusts or trusts to avoid receivership, especially in contested family court cases. “The Family Court is an involuntary custodian,” he warned, emphasizing the legal ability to regain authority over assets amid systemic weaknesses.

Watch the full episode of Decentralized Television with Mike Adams, The Health Guard, and John Jay Singleton as they Talk about beating the IRS and owning your wealth.

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