It all depends on demand. A merchant won't be able to stay away from bitcoin if all his competitors take it. They will have to deal with the taxes. Its not that big of deal. Its up to us to spend btc and support btc merchants.
This seems impossible to enforce for the consumer. If I buy $700 worth of stuff on Overstock in BTC that I paid $500 for how is the IRS going to track this or even know? Am I just on the honor system to report it? Good luck with that...
Thats wierd, the picture was working yesterday. I'll try to post up others.
Yes, the car has side exhaust. It doesn't run through the doors. Not sure what you mean by burn hazard? All Vipers have side exhaust except 96-02. The cats are removed so the side sills don't even get that hot. Car is located in Nebraska.
I do both. I use TD Ameritrade. I have long stocks that I collect dividends on and gamble with penny stocks on the short term. Bitcoin makes up about 20% of my portfolio bit I've actually been thinking about increasing my position lately when I consider whats going to get me the best end of year gains.
To me it tells me I'm still an early adopter. Im in the richest 1% and only 100k or less people have more btc then me. And I only bought 10 btc for fun.
I'm also committing a max of .5 btc until I get some more evidence this is an actual company. If we got more communication and transparency I'd drop at least 5 coins into this investment if its legit.
I went to deposit $200 USD and it told me to deposit .4 BTC. This is only giving btc value of $500. Does anybody know what the rate is when you withdraw? No wonder they can sustain this... I'm out.