Bitcoin for Financial Services will be “Bitcoin as everyday currency“latest event, Tuesday, April 28, 2026, 10:00 AM PT at The Venetian’s Satoshi Social Room (Rooms 2002-2004) during Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas.
It was found out of 100 attendees and shown around the world through TFTC pricethe event calls policy leaders, industry workers, and business owners around a common goal: “to get Bitcoin de minimis tax proposed in this Congress”, according to the press release shared by Bitcoin Magazine.
The incident was recorded by Janessa LopezDirector of Digital Assets Policy at Block, is David Zell, President of the Bitcoin Policy Institute. Lopez and Zell opened up with a fiery chat at the game in Washington, sharing what they saw behind closed doors on the Hill and the real possibility of the law passing in 2026.
Lopez will follow with a live “BTC and Money” exhibition, showing how small businesses can accept Bitcoin on the market through Square – and what the experience looks like for the customer to pay Bitcoin for a cup of coffee or pay the plumber. An audience Q&A and webinar reception will close the program, which will run from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM PT. The event is moderated by Wyatt O’Rourke and Jordan Guess of Bitcoin for Financial Services.
De Minimis Tax Framework in Bitcoin 2026
The event builds on a January 12, 2026, letter of agreement sent to Senate Finance Chairman Mike Crapo and House Ways and Means Chairman Jason Smith, signed by the Bitcoin Policy Institute, Block, Bitcoin Voter Project, Crypto Council for Innovation, The Digital Chamber, MoonPay, and River.
The letter contains three pillars of the digital tax plan:
- (1) financial support for stablecoins compatible with GENIUS without any transaction or annual limit.
- (2) the de minimis relief extended to “eligible digital assets” on blockchains with a subsequent six-month market capitalization of more than $25 billion – a limit designed to hold Bitcoin without selling limited or speculative assets.
- (3) a cost limit of $600 per transaction and $20,000 per year, rather than trying to find a profit that would require taxpayers to track the cost of each coffee purchase.
“That framework responds directly in anticipation of the proposal of Washington that would reduce the minimis relief to stablecoins only” said the press release – a method that the union says will leave the compliance work “largely unchanged”, because every stablecoin payment still needs a Bitcoin or Ethereum tax to move the chain.
This argument has spread to people, especially in a The March 2026 exchange between Block CEO Jack Dorsey and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong if Bitcoin is excluded from de minimis negotiations. Dorsey has been clear about what he believes is at stake, telling a Presidio Bitcoin podcast Last year: “I think it has to be paid to be useful every day… if it doesn’t change on the payment and I find that it’s used every day, it just starts to become irrelevant. And that’s a failure for me.”
“We see with our customers all the time where they would like to use Bitcoin to improve the Bitcoin economy around them, but the tax requirements in place make this a burden for many people, so they prefer to use dollars only,” said Jordan Guess, co-founder of Bitcoin for Financial Services. He added, “We want to see a free market choosing the currency it sees fit to use, without the government favoring one currency over another and the burden of self-auditing and reporting on Bitcoin’s ledger.”
The event is produced in partnership with Block, the Bitcoin Policy Institute, and BTC Inc., with support from Satoshi Pacioli Accounting, Bitcoin Well, and Falcon Rappaport & Berkman. TFTC will broadcast the entire program on its YouTube channel at youtube.com/@TFTC. Attendees will leave with a personalized call to action – including an interactive script to connect with their advocates and a link to btcismoney.xyz as a planning center for a major effort.
Registration for attendees opens at luma.com/sy4ghp9o. Remote viewers can tune in via TFTC on YouTube at 10:00 AM PT on April 28. With the legislative window of 2026 narrowing and Congress focused on the center, the message of the agreement is urgent: “the path to Bitcoin functioning as everyday currency in the United States is through de minimis tax reform, and it is going through this Congress.”
