@debutant Ca n'aura pas duré longtemps la carte pour les européens chez eux. Ils ont décidé de l'arrêter (ou du moins la suspendre) suite au scandal de Wirecard et son dépôt de bilan ( voir ici) Et quand on sait que le temps qu'ils trouvent un autre fournisseur ca peut mettre 2 ans facile... ca promet! À la suite d'un avis de la FCA concernant Wirecard UK, nous venons d'être priés de cesser toute activité sur nos cartes au Royaume-Uni et en Europe. Nos clients dans ces deux régions ne pourront pas recharger leurs cartes ni effectuer de transactions à partir d'aujourd'hui.
Et à mon avis il n'y a pas que la carte de crypto.com qui va y passer, je me rappelle que d'autres service utilisent aussi Wirecard (genre Tenx). |
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I do not know about that, it is surprising that you can not buy bitcoin from Japan on binance, but you can try other exchanges which I am sure you can use to buy bitcoin directly from Japan, you can use kraken, gemini, bitflyer, localbitcoin, or coinmama for the purchase. You can read more about this on https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/japan/. You can also use bitfinex but they have low reputation after it was hacked in 2016, 120,000 btc was stolen from the exchange. @OP says he's looking to use a CC. - Kraken doesn't have credit cards options ( it uses Etana custody for JPY) He also says to be from Japan - Gemini doesn't accept Japan citizens as per the FAQ@benjd247, take a look at Coinama, Coingate, Paybis, and Bitstamp perhaps but I don't know if the option is available with JPY |
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Tiens en passant bizarre que tu ne poste jamais de news 'negative au regard de ripple
Car bien souvent les news négatives sur Ripple ça reste du vent et du FUD... Et je pense que du vent et du FUD il y en a déjà assez de distribuer avec les anti-xrp comme toi. Perso' je suis dans le rouge avec mes XRP, mais je reste très confiant pour l'avenir. Arrete donc te raconter des conneries, justement puisque tu parles de FUD, tu es bien placé dans la matière avec Bitcoin mais la tu critiques quand c'est au sujet de Ripple. Des fois tu racontais des trucs sur Bitcoin qui n'etait même pas vrai et qui nous montrer à tous que tu n avais jamais lu le white paper. (ou alors c'est que tu n'y as rien compris, ce qui est encore pire) T'es juste marrant, quand c'est sur ripple c'est du FUD mais quand c'est sur Bitcoin c'est légitime. C'est un peu comme lorsque tu disais qu'un mec en tshirt basket (qui apportait des faits sur une video) n'est pas crédible mais qu'en c'est un compte twitter avec un avatar de chat qui propage une fake news y'a pas de probléme.  Toujours dans le double discours, qui l'est temps de faire montrer |
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Bonjour,
Je me suis fais payer en ETH sur gitcoin.co directement sur mon crypto-wallet. Je compte les envoyer sur un market, vendre en EUR et ensuite transferer sur mon compte en banque courant. J'ai actuellement un statut d'auto-entrepreneur.
Dans quelle case dois-je mettre cette entrée d'argent ? Devrais-je donc aussi déclarer la vente sur le formulaire 2086 ? Comment éviter la double taxation ?
Personne ne peut te dire dans quelle case reporté ce revenu étant donné que tu ne nous dis pas la nature de ce paiement. De toute facon c'est pas compliqué si tu as le satut AE. Si tu as déjà fais une déclaration tu as bien vu que ce ne peut être que de la vente de marchandises, prestations de services commerciales/artisanales ou autres prestations de services. Cest pas difficile à choisir. Je ne remplis pas de formulaire 2086, je déclare le montant le jour J de la vente en EUR. J'établi les factures également à la date du jour de la vente. Je ne vais pas me prendre la tete surtout avec des altcoins lorsque tu n'utilises pas de plateformes traditionnelles pour vendre. Etre imposé sur un CA c'est une chose, etre imposé sur le revenu c'est une autre |
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3300 euros is not enough, that obtaining a license and building in Estonia to start work is not expensive, I do not think that a company that wants to start seriously in the activity of encryption does not contain more than 1 bitcoin as founding liquidity.
Are there any legal documents, more restrictions, or just an increase in taxes?
The liquidity has nothing to do with the license's price. The license allows you to run your business and the liquidity indicates its capacity to pay its debts in the short term to pay suppliers, taxes, etc (it's also different from the solvability in accounting). You can very well have less than 1 BTC (as your example)... if your company doesn't need much (companies don't have accountancy in BTC by the way) |
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There've been services like this in the past like Zipzap and that one that was through French tabacs that were going to change the world. Then they were never heard of again. I'll guess this will go the same way.
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Yeah, I remember reading about the tabacs looking into selling BTC there in France. Nor have I heard squat since...
It still exists here. They suspended the sale after 2 months because they had a problem with their partner Bitmedia. (The problem is that customers were waiting half a day to receive their transaction.) It's about Keplerk (aka Paysafebit) but we also have Digycode, another company using tobacconist, petrol stations,... The problem is that it's not advertised in French tobacconist. I've never seen a sign saying "you can buy BTC" or even a BTC's logo. So people can buy BTC but nobody is aware, expect Bitcoiners who have no use to buy BTC at a premium rate since they know how to do it the traditional way. I've heard they advertised on TV a bit recently |
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Replying to old tweets: It's a joke on Twitter after a tweet became viral years ago. Nowadays, it's also a trick used by some community managers on Twitter to make fun with their community, and considering the latest rumor with BTC/Paypal it was the right time to tweet it.
Creative community manager I would say
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And should this be seen as a good signal for cryptocurrencies? I doubt that. When we say institutional money is flowing into crypto domain, we first have to ascertain where this money is actually pouring into. After reading the article, it turns out that the institutional investors are investing in cryptocurrencies by the means of spot or derivatives trades for the sole purpose of making profits or balancing out their portfolio.
This money is solely a market money, it won't go for the development of something new or innovative. If we talk about a year or two prior, such institutional money was flowing into ICOs or crypto crowdfunding. I agree that ICOs turn out to be epic fail as the time progressed but still money was flowing for the development of something new, something innovative in crypto domain. And even in the failure, we got some serious break-through in crypto industry. But now this money don't actually gonna give fundamental benefit to crypto industry rather it would disturb (will make more volatile) the crypto market due to excessive leverage play by the big investors.
Well, that's the same as the 2/3 of us actually using cryptocurrencies, they're not here for the tech or the development or whatever. They're also here only for speculating and take their profits. What's the difference in terms of motivation? When it's institutional investors it's a problem but when it's random individual it's not anymore a problem. Volatility is also what attracts people to gamble their money in cryptocurrencies, let's be honest. They all expect a pump and dump movement to make cash. If Bitcoin's price was so stable people wouldn't come. |
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Certaines personnes pensent que Paypal est sur le point d'ajouter une fonctionnalité Bitcoin (un wallet intégré? mixé avec un Paypalcoin? achat/vente?). Coinbase et Bitstamp sont d'ailleurs mentionnés comme 'partenaires' pour la liquidité. Ça reste pour l'instant des 'on-dit' et juste une rumeur mais si cela se ferait ça serait plutôt pas mal. Je sais bien que certains vont trouver des choses à redire (et moi aussi) mais là sur le coup ca donnerait un bon boost (sur le short term au moins). Au point de vue utilisation, ca permettrait également d'élargir l'audience. (Y'a que @Yaplatu qui va dire que Bitcoin est mort) le directeur des technologies de Paypal il y a quelque temps: Sri Shivananda l’a parfaitement résumé : la question n’est pas “si” mais “quand ?”. Des sources disent: Je crois comprendre qu’ils vont autoriser l’achat et la vente de crypto directement à partir de PayPal et Venmo [filiale de Paypal]. Ils vont avoir une sorte de fonctionnalité de portefeuille intégré pour que vous puissiez y stocker vos devises crypto. Paypal travailleraient avec plus exchanges s’agissant des liquidités Une deuxième source a confirmé que PayPal cherche à offrir l'achat et la vente de crypto et a dit que le service pourrait être attendu "dans les trois prochains mois, peut-être plus tôt". https://www.thecointribune.com/actualites/paypal-le-virage-bitcoin-imminent-pour-325-millions-de-clients/ |
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When you're used surfing the forum, you know which thread will be deleted, which will be full of shits and which will be spammed with links, etc. (And when you read a topic you know which post to avoid to read, just by reading the username's poster) Newbie/low-rank people shouldn't be restricted to open new topics. Imagine someone new to Bitcoin and joining the forum because he has a question to ask, he won't be able, simply  Not a good way to attract people. There is also a social effect doing it, some users may not feel considered as others, while we should all be equal ...
There are -newbies/low rank trashbag posters that will never rank up until they make themselves useful, I just ignore such post from such people,
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We don't ask to people to be 'useful', but just to be normal, it's just a forum. We don't need thousands of dick suckers to do blowjobs and posting useless threads about useless things |
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Trump is dumb enough to do it but who cares. We, or Americans, don't need him or his approval. The time he seriously starts to think about it he won't be POTUS anymore. How many he has left? 2 years? He has more important priorities to think about for the next elections. MAGA didn't happen, Americans will say No to Trump a second time.
Even if the day happens, do you think they will monitor every US computer to check if there is a Bitcoin wallet installed in? Or come et home to see if there is a Ledger? At worst they could monitor bank transactions, watching for bank transfer coming from exchange platforms. But it won't be efficient as it's supposed to be. Americans will still so many other ways to use cryptocurrencies
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Even if these are legitimate ideas (read: not a scam) the whole idea is irrational. Why would anyone want to go to this place and be restricted to using a particular cryptocurrency? What the hell is the point, besides pumping Akoin of course?
It isn't said this altcoin will be the only currency used and it's almost impossible. Unbearable for citizens and companies. And to answer to who could be interested to go there, I suggest the companies. If I remember the article says they won't pay taxes, you know how this feature can attract big brands look to optimize their taxes
In the article he says his reason for wanting to create a currency is due to difficulty in converting his national currency to other fiats
He's American so he uses the dollar US. |
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Les 3 premiers mois on a eu 1 million de cas. Maintenant on les a en 1 semaine.
Mais c'est pas grave nous disent @Oscar et @Oxstone. Oscar va nous sortir des chiffres qui veulent rien dire à part ce qu'il veut leur faire dire et Oxstone elle va nous dire que sa grand mere a de l'experience dans les gestions d'épidémie. Tout ça parce qu'elle a géré une crise de chiasse dans un EPHAD une fois.
Faut leur faire faire caissière pour la 2ème vague à ces 2 la. Youpi! En tournée dans tout les Super U de France!
Alors qu'en France on voit bien que ca repart avec des foyers plutot inquiétant et + de 250 clusters. Mais on nous ne le dit pas directement, on se fait embrouillé avec ces histoires de noirs qui se font tué par la police aux US. On s'en bas les couilles !!! Et l'autre Traoré là c'est pareil, qu'est ce qu'on s'en branle? Le mec s'est un pointeur, son cousin un cogneur de gonzesse, son oncle extorsions sur femmes vulnérables et tout le tralala.
Et les gens sont comme des cons dans la rue à revendiquer des trucs j'suis sur ils savent même pas
Ca sert à plus grand chose de HOLD ses coins. Avec le risque de mourir qui traine, autant convertir et tout claqué avant l'heure. Vais aller voir les filles de joie à 50 balles au quartier rouge vu que les frontières sont open
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... Such bullshit What the VAT has to do with what @OP is talking about? He didn't mention it. We do not care about your VAT. "If I was in your place"... But you're not. "That's a small amount." How fo you even know if @OP is paying a small amount. Small amount+small amount+... = Big money! Taxed by 20% and you call this a small amount? Are you here just to troll or what? I truly believe you never paid any income tax in your life. Goin to jail for not paying taxes? Hold on... you said it's just a small amount... do you think people go to jail for small amounts? So, our government can't force anyone not to have to pay the value-added tax (VAT). Clearly no idea what the dude was talking about Exactly, in the end, it is a big amount of money and this could be one of the reasons why cryptocurrencies are not widely used. Because when you pay for example for coffee, then you have to also pay additional tax because you are actually exchanging crypto into fiat and then buying a coffee for a price with VAT (another tax) included.  Don't worry I know what you mean, in my country cryptos gains are taxed by 30% maybe (if I'm correct) That's insane. I agree to be taxed but 30%?. To answer the question, instead to look for a tax-free country you should look for a P2P place to deal with people. The idea is, instead to receive bank transfers from an exchange it's better to receive from random individuals: by logic when you receive a bank transfer from an exchange it's easy to guess you sold some coins for some cash. While with individuals, you can always say you sold your underwear or something else. It's a lot easier to stay under the radar this way. Think about Paypal too, in my country under 10k per year and you're fine. |
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On s'en fout. Y'a la section altcoins pour ca
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Minimal Windows server requires 512Mo (800Mo is better) I found it on the Microsoft documentation. Well to compare CentOs needs 512Mo RAM ,Ubuntu too & Debian between 256 to 512 (I'm able to run Ubuntu server +Openbox with 80Mo  ) When the provider advertises 15GB it's before the operating system is installed With a Windows server, it's recommended to have a 32GB space disk. I didn't know until today and that's crazy considering Linux needs a lot less (i.e. 2GB with Debian) I don't know if you're aware but you can rent a VPS per hour sometimes. (i.e. digital ocean under 0.01$ per hour) So if you really want to be sure and test a server configuration before buying for a full month, you can try this solution |
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C'est ton site, tu as une double personnalité? De toute façon la question du topic à l'époque c'était surtout de savoir si c'était safe d'acheter un wallet sur Amazon
Et sinon, des bitcoins ne sont pas stockés sur des paper/wallet/web wallet/Hardware wallet ils sont "enregistrés" sur la Blockchain, ton wallet s'est ce qui te permet de bouger des coins de telle à telle adresse en utilisant la cryptographie.
C'est une idée fausse de penser que les bitcoins sont stockés sur un wallet
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I would like to see some concrete data to support that....
It is always good in addition to naming the source a reference link to the data provided.
Here is the complete survey result for those looking for more details (@OP didn't post anything) Very long page to read by the way https://thetokenist.io/bitcoin-survey-2017-vs-2020/Participants are from 17 countries (not any particular) and come from a survey network mainly and their email list. @OP forgot to say the confidence in Bitcoin dropped for some age groups (senior people for example). (IIRC, this survey network rewards people to take their surveys so people answer the questions the way to make the network happy to be sure to get the money and to not be rejected in the middle of the survey) |
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An interesting question is, what are they waiting for to send this money? The end of the dollar's supremacy? that may never happen (I hear about it since I'm born)
Something related to Covid-19? I don't think so, looking at the graph it can be noted that this tendency to pile the cash has especially started to become more evident in 2018-2019
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