Apart from that, his friend should be taxed for the trades made.


OP, what you comment has already been discussed in other threads, and it is not a rare situation. There were people who got Bitcoin when it was worth little and now find they have a large capital.

I already commented that it is preferable to act before the capital becomes very large because when it is already large and you have no way to prove where it comes from you run into a problem, and the solutions are two:

1) Pay lawyers and tax advisors to help you to legalize it, which will have high costs and you cannot trust 100% that you are not going to have problems with the justice.
2) Go to another crypto-friendly country, which also has costs. It also has emotional implications.

Good Morning Sir.

In the unlikely event that the garbage story you are telling is true, you would have a very easy way to prove it: sign a message from the address:

1DnWG7sL7yWekSS11nZsNNnxyWrwtHNYRs

In this way, Sir logfiles, Sir JollyGood and the others that have left you negative feedback, would realize that they had made a mistake and would delete the feedback.

Latest news:

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/russia-accuses-ukrainian-secret-services-of-preparing-and-committing-murder-of-dugins-daughter/ar-AA10VWTv

Russia's Federal Security Service has accused Ukraine's secret services of preparing and committing the murder of Alexander Dugin's daughter through a Ukrainian citizen, Natalia Vovk Pavlova, who arrived in Russia last July 23 together with her twelve-year-old daughter, Sofia Shaban Mikhailovna.

Hey Snowshow, why don't you create a forum called bitcoinnotreal.org or something like that and preach that crap there? Seeing as our meager intelligence here fails to see the light that you clearly see, surely you will be very successful preaching that philosophical bullshit there?

That's a good mentality.

I understand that we all like to see the price go up and, in fact, I remember times last year when we kept beating ATH after ATH in a somewhat sweet way. But it is what it is, we couldn't be going up forever. If you think in 3, 6 or 10 years Bitcoin is going to be much higher and that's your investment horizon, buy more.

Today it went down breaking parity. A moment ago it was at $0.98 per euro.

We will see how it turns out. In principle, many things will be more expensive for Europeans in the Euro zone, starting with the fact that raw materials are paid in dollars and this has repercussions on the rest of the chain.

As in everything else, those who have investments will be spared or will not notice it so much, because apart from the fact that well-made investments give returns higher than inflation, those who have a fund indexed to the S&P 500 or the MSCI World will benefit from this rise of the dollar against the euro.

I don't quite understand how these kinds of hacks happen. Probably because the Bitcoins are held in a web wallet instead of a hardware wallet, I understand.  I imagine this automates the process instead of someone having to physically handle the hardware wallet to send Bitcoins when someone pays with cash to buy Bitcoin or create a payment address when someone wants to sell.

Surely they would have taken security measures, but not enough in light of this.

Here is a guide explaining the trust system:

LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system

Although this is a beginner's guide, you may find it a little difficult to understand at first. A trust system is established to make the forum as safe as possible against scams and untrustworthy people.

In this forum it consists of two parts, the trust feedbacks and the trust lists. For more information, read the thread I linked.

Or an exaggeration, based on what suchmoon says. Surely justifying the killing of Ukrainians had been done in a more indirect way. Both she and her father.


Yes, according to latest info:

Darya Dugina was killed by partisans from National Republican Army – former Russian parliamentarian

"Ilya Ponomarev, a former member of the State Duma of the Russian Federation (the Russian parliament), said that the so-called National Republican Army (NRA) has claimed responsibility for the murder of Darya Dugina, the daughter of "Putin’s ideologue" Aleksandr Dugin."

...

"Quote from the NRA "manifesto": "We are Russian activists, military personnel and politicians, currently also partisans and fighters of the National Republican Army, and we are outlawing the warmongers, thieves and oppressors of the peoples of Russia!

We declare President Putin to be a usurper of power and a war criminal who has violated the Constitution, unleashed a fratricidal war between Slavic peoples, and sent Russian soldiers to a certain and senseless death.

[…] We will overthrow and destroy Putin! […] We declare all Russian government officials and regional administration officials to be accomplices to the usurper. We will kill every one of them who fails to resign."

Because crazy people always think they are right and we are not interested in what someone who is out of his mind has to say.

I think your thing is a mix between being sick in the head and binge eating Doritos, otherwise you can't explain why you spend so much time in the forum writing nonsense that nobody is interested in, with a deplorable spelling.

In other forums you would have already been banned for trolling.

Where do you get that from? Not from what I said.

I am asking if anyone knows Russian and can confirm she said this.

That hypothetical scenario looks almost as an oxymoron to me.

Someone who needs 400 merits to rank up would already have the Hero level, so he would have been noticed by the merit sources. The only exception to this would be if he had obtained his first 500 merits airdropped, which I don't know if anyonef got so many merits airdropped.

Short of 400, the only example I can think of of someone being a constructive poster and not getting enough merit is writing alone on a local board where there is no merit source.

But otherwise I don't think more merit sources are needed and I even think some of the current ones have too high an allocation of smerits, because they never give a merit alone. I have seen a minimum of 4 merits per post merited in many merit sources.

In the end if there are more merit sources, and if many give a minimum of 4 merits per post to finish their monthly merit allocation, what you end up with is merit inflation, which is precisely what Bitcoin avoids, inflation.

Giving merits has a component of subjectivity, but the minimum to be given should be one. The fact that there are several merit sources that never give a merit per post indicates inflation.

Hi mate. Next time before you come to the forum to talk about "Alexnder" Dugin's "toughter", please take your meds. Otherwise your analysis is "off" course, difficult to understand.

Dugin's daughter: 'Ukrainians are not humans. They all deserve to die.'

https://twitter.com/WarAgainstPutin/status/1561131023168987136

As some of you may know, there has been an attack in Moscow that seems to have been aimed at the philosopher Aleksandr Duguin, whom some describe as Putin's ideologue.

Since I don't know Russian, I can't verify what the tweet says, but curious if she actually said that, that she is a supporter of "denazifying" when few statements can be made that are more Nazi than that. Mass murder has always started from a dehumanization of the other, be it Hitler versus the Jews, the Hutus versus the Tutsis or other cases. If you see the other as a cockroach, you can crush it without worrying about its feelings and even feeling disgusted when you kill it.

Apart from the affirmation, what do you think? Did they kill her from the inside? Was it the USA? Will there be repercussions?

I think so.


If there are, they will be few and because they post too much on boards where they are not usually given as much merit as the gambling board.

But come on, people who make a decent contribution to the forum and do not rank up seem to me that there will be few. Even more if we take into account that there are specific threads like yours:

Report unmerited good posts to Merit Source

And that merit sources, in that kind of threads, when someone is missing for example 30 merits to rank up, if they see that he is a decent poster they give them to him right away.

I'm missing something else, like being taught how to navigate the forum or how to respond to what is said in a thread.

Another one on how to send merits, with pictures to illustrate would be nice. There has been a reduction in the number of merit sent and it seems to me that it is because people don't know how to send them.

I'm usually pretty skeptical of these kinds of stories, but there's something in the story that hasn't made me automatically dismiss it as bullshit.

OP, could you give more details on whether you use a custodial wallet or what kind and if you used an exchange like PX-Z asks?

It would also be helpful to know if you are in a poor country or one of the more industrialized ones. No need to say the exact country if you don't want to.

Sorry. The European Union imposing more regulations? No way.

Seriously now, this is simply another step along the lines of wanting to control the cryptocurrency market (including Bitcoin, obviously) in the same way that the banking sector or the stock market is controlled.

We already saw a preview of what is intended, which is KYC for all transactions without a minimum exempt among other things, the preliminary draft of which has already been approved:

Goodbye, privacy, goodbye, it was nice while it lasted.

I don't know why you didn't think to try it sooner, OP. The answer to the question of whether a jr member can post pictures could have been found by trying it. Other than that, the readings recommended by autumnleaf and the sites to upload are good.

That's what I was thinking.

The latest on the subject that I have been able to find is this:

Singapore Plans to Broaden Crypto Regulations After Shakeout

The country is crypto-friendly but now, as a result of the Terra Luna and other catastrophes, plans new regulations to prevent such things from happening again:

"TerraForm Labs and Luna Foundation Guard, the entities behind TerraUSD, list Singapore as their base. Three Arrows was a registered fund management company in the city-state until earlier this year. Vauld, a crypto lender trying to stave off collapse by selling itself, is also headquartered in Singapore."

But no, they do not consider Bitcoin a legal tender.