KEEPING ORIGINAL STRUCTURE — REVISING ONLY FLAGGED ISSUES:

1. INVESTMENT ADVICE FIX in FAQ: OLD: "Q: Should I rotate from MSTR to spot Bitcoin ETFs to avoid dividend drag? A: This depends on factors including your account type (taxable vs. tax-deferred), dividend reinvestment strategy, and preference for price exposure relative to income generation. Consider consulting a tax professional."

NEW: "Q: What are the tradeoffs between holding MSTR versus spot Bitcoin ETFs given the dividend policy? A: The key tradeoffs are: taxable account holders will owe taxes on MSTR dividends annually (15–20% depending on bracket), while spot Bitcoin ETF holders defer tax until sale. Tax-deferred account holders benefit from MSTR dividend reinvestment without annual tax drag. MSTR also reduces Bitcoin accumulation by ~5% annually due to sales, while spot ETFs provide pure price exposure. Your choice depends on your account type, tax situation, and whether you want current income or pure appreciation. Consult a tax professional for your specific situation."

2. PASSIVE VOICE FIX in FAQ: OLD: "A: No, IRA distributions remain taxed as ordinary income upon withdrawal regardless of whether the source was dividends or capital gains inside the account."

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"A: No. The IRS taxes all IRA distributions as ordinary income upon withdrawal, regardless of whether the source was dividends or capital gains inside the account."