If the videogames have crypto in them, it's most likely in altcoin so I think that in a way, we do already have a board for Gaming which is the Altcoin Discussion, I don't think that we should even add that because in my opinion, gaming is such a big word that I don't think it will fit in just one board, gaming already have a lot of dedicated forums so why stay here when there's some website out there that's passionately talking about gaming only.

Even if those accounts that sell those accounts exists, there's still no guarantee that they're going to get a customer because most of the time, there's bound to be some people that's going to be scamming and that's definitely going to happen with these types of services. Hopefully it will get some action against those services though, it's probably really stupid of someone to fall for this kind of thing when you know already that there have been warnings about shady deals.

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Really? It's a surname of the German people? When was the last time that you've heard of a person that's got that last name? Pretty sure that no one's going to be associating themselves to the Hitler family name if they can you know. @nutildah already stated that it's never been in use for like 75 years and if I recall, the relatives of Hitler have all changed their surnames because they don't want to be associated with Hitler and they did it as a way to atone for the sins in proxy.

Speaking of triple numbers, I'd like to also add my current merit here.

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I don't think it will, cryptocurrency as much as it's got a really big market capitalization, there's still not a lot of people that really cares about it especially in countries that's a hotspot for FDIs, they're not going to be affected that much so hopefully. If it's in a country that's got a really active and big cryptocurrency community, there's a possibility that FDIs might have to give in and try to comply with the need of that country to accept cryptocurrency but so far, that's far from happening anytime soon.

Totally agree, if the price of real estate is really high in your region, you don't really go for it no matter because by the time that you're saving up to buy an investment in properties, the price has gone up so yes, definitely dependent on the region. Totally agree on that part about business analysis, you can't really invest in something that would be really bad in that region, I mean selling shoes in a region that hates shoes for religious reasons is basically how I would sum this one up.

That solution can work but I have reservations about it, I feel like if the incentive to join is only about money, I'd say that it will also attract people that doesn't have anything to contribute here. Plus, there's nothing that can be done in terms of increasing the incentives because the forum isn't that renowned around the Internet so it's really difficult to justify the money that's pumped on signature campaigns, we're already lucky to still have some signature campaigns here advertising here, it's not a matter of incentives to joining I think, this is just my opinion but I think that what we need is more visibility of the forum to the surface of the Internet, it's not enough that we're at the top search when searching for "Bitcoin Forum", we need to put in some ads on other websites, I think that's what we lack here but I'm not trying to say that's the only solution, maybe there are some and maybe this solution that I'm getting isn't even good with the staff and administrator.

Thanks for the oversimplification, that's exactly what I mean. I mean a dude that doesn't look like the kind that can build a business without their computer skills compare that to a man that dresses like they're always ready for any job interview isn't really a good match up because we already know who wins. Maybe if there's a redemption part for SBF in the near future but hopefully when he does, he will never forget to build a really strong connection to people that can help him get out of the jail in case he wants to do more stupid things.

To answer your question in the title and to reiterate and prove what @mk4 just said, I don't have enough bitcoin and I don't think that with the current price of it, I will never have enough because I will be continuously gathering as much bitcoin as I can and it will never reach that coveted one unless I make a lot of money in my other stuff that I work on. This conversations that are so casually talking about hundreds of bitcoin is such a nostalgia and regret to me, I've known about bitcoin and I would've invested in it but I wasn't that interested enough to really try it out and at the end of the day, I can't really blame myself though, I was still in the last leg of elementary education so the money isn't really there anyway.

If what OP says is true then technically I'm right, he doesn't want to pay taxes on his bitcoins because he hates them, you just pointed out what I'm trying to say there, thank you. Yes, I might be wrong that OP isn't doing anything illegal but my point still stands, OP doesn't want the bitcoin donations that they're getting to be taxed, I mean I too wouldn't want the government to benefit in my work when I know that it's not going to go anywhere but the pocket of officials, but still even if the cause isn't wrong or that you share the sentiments with it, the law will not, in the eyes of the law, if you help that person evade their taxes then that means you're an accomplice to the crime.

It's not, it's a dangerous and risky thing to do because greed and betrayal can get in the way of this arrangement and at the end of the day, it's possible that your friend might hit the right trade and then disappear in your life because they don't to share with you what they've got, that's a real possibility, if you really want others to trade for you, it would be in your best interest to be investing in an index funds, that way there's a fund manager that's trading for you and it's much safer because it's their duty to do their best and at the same time not to mess with your money or run away with it because they'll get a criminal case easily unlike with your friend, it's informal and they can just lie to their teeth that you didn't give them anything and that it's their money all along. If you value your friendship with that person, you'd be wise to choose not to do this kind of thing.

I'm smelling someone here trying to use a charity as a way to evade taxes, I mean why are so you uppity about the segregation of your coins when if you're a real donation platform, it wouldn't really matter because the money or the proceeds will probably go with the projects that you're planning to materialize right? As @Vod has said, no one's going to help you out in this situation because the extension of who's at fault will go to the person that helped you do it. Probably for the best too that this is the thing that many decided to do.

Someone's finally saying something about Trump that does make sense, it's such a weird times that it's always the people that don't have anything good to do that are always trying to go out of their way to ask for our votes, basically the latest US elections is split between this two airheads that really don't care about USA and all that they ever want is to leave a legacy that's going to be talked about through the years, it don't matter whether it's a good or bad legacy, what really matters to these politicians is that they can protect themselves the most. This is arguably the darkest time in the US history so I'm pretty sure that no matter who wins the election, the American people will be the one that's going to get the effects of this problem.