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Are you sure that getting more players pre-flop will increase the EV you are getting? I think more players going all-in will lower the EV because this will increase the variation and the possibility for your better hand (pre-flop) to get beaten on the river for example. I think it's better to get one or two players calling at most and in general try to get isolated calls.
My 2 satoshis.
Disclaimer: I am not a poker pro.
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I have heard that BitPay could convert between BTC and local money on the spot. Have you tried it yet before completely abandoning Bitcoin?
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So how many dumbwits have sent you transaction fees to your wallet so far? Let's check the blockchain and count together  |
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Have you reported your Bitcoins earned here from campaigns or any other side gigs to the tax agency? I guess not.
Irrelevant. My actions don't constitute the law. You can be sure as hell, that if you ever run into trouble for not declaring your income, "b..but pawel7777 from the forum also didn't declare those" won't serve you well as a line of defence. Really? You wrote a lengthy list of guidelines and all I asked you about is if you are doing these yourself. I have already consulted a specialist in my country so I know what I have to do. But do you oh fellow keyboard warrior (specialist)? |
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No. It's a waste of time.
Origin - freelancing on the Internet.
Total amount - current wallet balance.
File tax form and get my fiat.
Happy ending.
How do you go about explaining bigger than your stated total earnings expenses in Fiat? There are real limitations mate & we all face them while trying to stay say 90% tax free. I file for taxes when I am ready to convert Bitcoins to fiat sent to my bank account. What is there to explain? If you convert significant amount, you should expect to be asked for the origins of your bitcoins. And no, saying 'I've done some freelancing on the internetz' won't cut it. You could get a bit easier treatment, since cryptocurrencies are new concept, but generally - no one cares what you say, you have to be able to prove it. Otherwise money laundering would be a child's play. And (depending on your jurisdiction), if you undertake any continuous business activities (such as freelancing), you'd be expected to register as a self-employed and be liable for corporation/income tax rather than Capital Gains tax. Makes no difference whether you take $/BTC/live stock as a payment. Have you reported your Bitcoins earned here from campaigns or any other side gigs to the tax agency? I guess not. |
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No. It's a waste of time.
Origin - freelancing on the Internet.
Total amount - current wallet balance.
File tax form and get my fiat.
Happy ending.
How do you go about explaining bigger than your stated total earnings expenses in Fiat? There are real limitations mate & we all face them while trying to stay say 90% tax free. I file for taxes when I am ready to convert Bitcoins to fiat sent to my bank account. What is there to explain? |
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Nope. I have seen nothing of the sorts. The problem is definitely on your end.
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We all missed the train that is never coming back |
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Master seed in my will left at the family lawyer.
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The Dollar Vigilante with Jeff Berwick.
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I think the easiest route is to send your Bitcoins to an exchange, get your Lumens, sell them, send everything back to where it was and after all the transaction fees are paid you will still have something left to indulge yourself with |
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Otherwise, you need to have your BTC in a wallet for which you can Sign to prove ownership.
Cool. Trade privacy for some junk coins! Where do I sign up? you cna mix your coin later and remove the linkage in some way, or send to an exchange dump for another altcoin and buy back and send again to a new address still this linkage will not give you much, 5 btc are only worth 0.015 in stellar, if you link your address, you must own tons of bitcoin for this to be worth the effort... 1 BTC gives you 975.148938763694 Lumens right now and 975.148938763694 x $0.041130 = $40.10787585135073 So all in all on June 27, 2017 one could get around $40 per BTC. |
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Bitcoin can be a very fast ticket to hell if you get carried away. And from my observation an awful lot of people seem to have put all their eggs into the crypto basket. Will they become millionaires or will they ruin their financials? Only time will tell |
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No. It's a waste of time.
Origin - freelancing on the Internet.
Total amount - current wallet balance.
File tax form and get my fiat.
Happy ending.
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1. Bitcoin technology doesn't belong to Satoshi any more. So - same old.
2. Satoshi could destroy Bitcoin with one click of his mouse if he decides to sell his Bitcoin stash. Oh wait he is dead....
3. Who cares? Everyone is in this for the money.
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Try messaging the LocalBitcoins sellers in Amsterdam.
Perfect.Makes process so much easier. I doubt that you'll get it back. Maybe another patron got it and not the restaurant itself. If that happened don't expect to get it back. Or the restaurant people split it among themselves, that's also possible.
Dude,where do you live ? Is there so much negativity there ? People aren't that bad ,third world country scammers do that on the internet,not highly paid hotel staff in Amsterdam. What about third world scammers working as cleaning staff in Amsterdam hotels? |
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Correction is needed. The people who invested in 2011-2012-2013 are millionaires now . There is no guarantee that people who are investing now will achieve the same financial success in the future.
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What do u know interesting anout Satoshi? Do u think he is the new Steve Jobs?  But Steve Jobs is dead. Maybe the new Elon Musk perhaps? |
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Isn't this like..... basically everyone?
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