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den einäugigen Zyklopen würgen
(strangling the one-eyed Cyclops)
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Das ist wohl eher eine negative Äußerung über $ als ne positive über btc  ...was sich nicht gegenseitig ausschließen muss. Also irgendwo auch ein büschn pro btc, da hat ImI nichts Unrechtes behauptet. |
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Provokant gefragt:
Der Bitcoin ist per Definition subversiv, das steht sogar im genesis-Block.
Aber: Schließen sich Subversivität und Mainstream nicht gegenseitig aus?
Es gibt nur EIN Szenario, in dem das nicht zutrifft: Der Volksaufstand.
Meines Erachtens wird ein ganz anderes Szenario eintreten. -> Es wird einen legalen und einen illegalen Bitcoin geben. Technische dummy-Frage wäre: Falls es zu einer Spaltung kommt, in welchem der beiden Systeme befinden sich dann meine Coins? In dem System dessen Client du nutzt. |
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Welcome aboard. I'm curious on how you're going to improve your superb service anyway. |
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so is it true that Gox doesnt allow USD withdrawal to anyone, anywhere on the planet? or just to USA customers? Seems like they should be able to transact USD with say, someone in Belgium...
where the heck you got such BS from? |
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The great idea behind Namecoin lives on! This is another step forward.
Thanks for your generous NMDF donation! IMHO it's the easiest way we can contribute to the idea behind Namecoin, especially since I have zero technical background knowledge. I noticed there were very few donations at all, even after the bug and it's immediate workaround became public. The development of BTC did a great favor for many of us and I want Namcoin to succeed, too. So once more it's up to the noble. cheers |
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The great idea behind Namecoin lives on! This is another step forward.
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im going
You're a fine guy, nex! Won't pay off your debt but doin' the party boy, eh? See, you got BTC! Sorry for goin' OT but maybe he's willing to compensate this time. It's a shame that I have to do it this way. |
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Thing is, these bitcoin exchanges like bitstamp or gox are pretty much a gray zone right now. If the tax authorities would want a detailed record of all my activities on these exchanges, would they actually bother contacting them for it? And would Gox or stamp give them the records?
Again depends on your country's regulations and the transaction's sources and targets. As a citizen of US of A you're doomed getting caught with your pants down. For example Gox had to register with FinCen. I'm pretty sure Gox has to delivery any information available about you when there is an invetigation. I live in Belgium. I've already done a few transactions to and from bitcoin exchanges, involving sums around 5k euro... My bank is a pretty small family bank, so i'm not sure where they would stand on all of this. I think a big bank would block someones account faster if there were dubious activities. I don't know anything about belgian regulations, but I would rather assume it to be more liberal than regulated. Maybe you should get in touch with your bank to figure out the most appropriate procedure. Especially a small family bank should be open-minded about their customers needs. On the other hand, to get financial regulations covered you should think about talking to a tax advisor, too. |
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Thing is, these bitcoin exchanges like bitstamp or gox are pretty much a gray zone right now. If the tax authorities would want a detailed record of all my activities on these exchanges, would they actually bother contacting them for it? And would Gox or stamp give them the records?
Again depends on your country's regulations and the transaction's sources and targets. As a citizen of US of A you're doomed getting caught with your pants down. For example Gox had to register with FinCen. I'm pretty sure Gox has to delivery any information available about you when there is an invetigation. |
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I want to wire some some, like 20k, to bitstamp, and wire them out of gox to work arbitrage. If I do this and receive these wires from the bank mtgox uses, could i run into troubles proving that's my money or something? Could i get audited? I live in europe by the way. I wouldn't wire my profits to the bank, i'd keep them in bitcoins so i wouldn't have to pay taxes on them.
How will you keep Bitcoins if you're going to wire out of gox? Buy bitcoins with my profits, keep them in cold storage for later use. Anyway, i was wondering what an audit would entail if i did get one? What exactly would happen? Ah ok, got it. Like Rannasha said, depending on your country's regulations it may trigger bank's attention, even the receiving bank. Banks may have to report it to the finance authority, which will do an internal investigation first. When there is a plausible history of origin they won't bother. Some transborder regulations may kick in. But when your transaction draws attention to the authorities, they might have some interest when your later Bitcoin purchases hit a certain level. With your 20k-in-out-transaction on the radar, it's as easy as ABC to conclude. I don't want to scare you off, but you better should be prepared for the worst case. |
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I want to wire some some, like 20k, to bitstamp, and wire them out of gox to work arbitrage. If I do this and receive these wires from the bank mtgox uses, could i run into troubles proving that's my money or something? Could i get audited? I live in europe by the way. I wouldn't wire my profits to the bank, i'd keep them in bitcoins so i wouldn't have to pay taxes on them.
How will you keep Bitcoins if you're going to wire out of gox? |
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This is a test. Square. Circle. Triangle
This forum account was stolen, I can probe It. Don't trust this user.I recommend you to use different passwords in different forums, and write them in a paper sheet. It's not as easy than using the same password in different forums, but... It's much safer. Please create a trust rating with reference link of proof. The more we use the trust rating system, the more we empower it. |
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