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The Mars Finance report, based on findings from the Cornell Brooks School Tech Policy Institute (BTPI), indicates that if the U.S. implements a minimal exemption for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency payments under $300, federal net revenue over 10 years is projected to increase by $859 million, with a range of $172 million to $2.58 billion, assuming the number of digital asset payment users remains constant at 5.4 million. Senator Cynthia Lummis’s S. 2207 bill proposes exempting such payments from capital gains tax, with an annual capital gains exemption cap of $5,000. Other legislative initiatives seek to limit the exemption to regulated stablecoins, and discussions are ongoing. BTPI states that current capital gains tax and small-transaction reporting requirements discourage everyday Bitcoin payments. Eliminating transaction-level tax and reporting burdens could boost Bitcoin payments and demand; under current adoption levels, the near-term impact on Bitcoin’s price and tax revenue may be modest, while long-term effects depend on factors such as payment volume.