You mentioned the solution. Don't convert your crypto back to fiat. Theres already a growing marketplace to buy goods direct with crypto. Given a few years, you should be able to buy anything with crypto that USD can buy.
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I have a couple of crypto credit cards. I have probably spent less than 200 dollars via those cards mostly to test them. I have been investing in crypto for over two years and done quite nicely. All of it is invested in crypto and will stay there for now. Crypto is the first level playing field for the small investor that I have seen that really does work with massive gains. It's my shot at a comfortable life in a few years.
Where did you get cryptocredit credit cards?
Makes no sense. You'll be charged tax on the purchase unless you're buying from the black market. Institutions that accept bitcoin will have to apply tax the sale.
at least you wont be taxed twice right?
Technically you’re supposed to pay taxes on every transaction. So moving from BTC to ETH your supposed to pay taxes on the gains/losses of your original BTC from when you bought to when you sold for ETH.
And then when you use your ETH to buy CND (and you should ;) you are supposed to pay taxes on the gain/loss of your ETH while you held it.