Bitcoin laundering question/idea

Say you bought 50 btc in a market that is linked to your identity but you regularly have bitcoin flowing through your account as you are a bitcoin reseller who pays tax on their income So the 50 btc doesn't stand out among the 50 or so btc you purchase every month and you pay tax on profits

You want to store this coin, to sell down the track in the future (2 years or so)

Any ideas on how to tumble the coin in a way that you can say when you sell it 2 years down the track it was an early investment in bitcoin and pay capital gains tax on it?? Would i tumble it now or in 2 years? Australia has a generous capital gains system so it would work out better than declaring it as income(50%) discount Thanks for any ideas Wanting to make the funds legit as cash only gets you so far


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The point of money laundering is the conceal the source of the coins... If you can't prove where the coins came from, you will have to pay the maximum allowed capital gains tax. Now, that's what happens in the US and is imagine that any other 1st world country will be similar.

You can't wash dirty coin clean, erasing their purchasing trail, will still legally/financially proving where/when you got them. It just doesn't work that way.


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