its not tax free and regulated exchanges have all your details. there are hardly any exchanges that don't have your license etc. if you want it to be tax free, you need to buy bullion with it or exchange it privately for fiat.
exchanges have a withdraw limit for fiat. with the exception of the ones in singapore (which only serve citizens in singapore), i do not believe there is an unregulated exchange. This is only in my experience and I have held crypto for a while.
its a shame that the whole culture to crypto works on the mantra 'buy the dip'. it has worked so far (for me too ) but there will be a time where the bull market has its legs cut off and the dip turns into a bear market.
bitcoin futures will be powerful imo just like the futures haunted uranium.
but there will be a time where the bull market has its legs cut off and the dip turns into a bear market.
