... Tampoco es una lista gris exhaustiva (faltan Gemini y Bitfinex por ejemplo, así como cientos adicionales).
Todo lo realtivo a los impuestos y la regulación financiera en España es bastante gris, o gris marengo o gris turbio. Vamos que de Hacienda uno puede siempre esperar una voracidad recaudadora digna de los leones de la sabana Africana - o quizá debería compararla con las pirañas del Amazonas - y desde luego puede siempre esperar indefinición e indefensión. La ley parece específicamente hecha para crear confusión y falta de certeza legal de forma que Hacienda deja pasar algunas cosas (o quizá debiera decir a algunos) y apllica todo el peso incluso indebidamente en otros. Por ejemplo, cuando los actores comenzaron a dar caña al gobierno, se abrieron investigaciones y el gris marengo se volvió rojo sangre. Igual con oposión política o con cualquiera que moleste. Es una vergüenza. A saber el criterio que se ha empleado para la lista, digo el de verdad. |
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It seems that there are no surprises currently on the basic performance of the team on the lead and those that are on the back of the cue. Bets on reasonable odds on any n of these are likely to yield good results, so there does not seem to be reason to go for mid-table as the risk is unlikely to match the benefit. Betting of Madrid, Real Socieda and Sevila sound like the right way of playing the current situation. Also, betting against Levante or Granada seems quite a reasonable strategy.
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The regulatory framework for cryptos is a nightmare for many governments and the main reason for that is that cryptos were in the first place conceived to break the government monopoly and control over money. The fact that they find difficult to control crypto sites and crypto movements in general is just a confirmation of the success of the original vision and strategy. Gambling is just and example.
Also, legislation has always been quite slow on regards to newer technologies.
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Very interesting statistics. I have noticed that in games and in many other aspects of life in which people do not really control the results, or have very little control over them, they tend to have irrational beliefs around how their actions or sometimes their presence may actually affect the outcomes, for example a relative of mine was "convinced" that if he was watching his team's game and left for any reason (e.g. taking a piss) the rivals would score and that if he watched a game, his team had better chances.
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I think is coming real soon. In fact unless the platforms that develop the metaverses actually ban users, it is only natural that games flow into the metaverses as well as competitions, and with that the need to make them "more interesting", so whether it is officially or by means of other creating overlays to circumvent the likely bans, betting is going to happen. Heck, this is even a business model that could be a new ground for start-ups.
For those who doubt, metaverses are already there, Second life, Roblox and even games - well known ones like Fortnite - are metaverses.
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I saw the same add and thought exactly the same! It does not make any sense that a company that is clearly delivering most products for people who are middle to upper class are making such a claim as them being for everyone! I do admit that it may be so in some countries, where even the not so well-to-do have cards and life may be impossible without them, but they are certainly not for everyone and certainly not for everyone in the world.
Visa is what it is and should not pretend being something else and making lame commercials will only burn their reputation across their customer scale.
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Yes, it is called education, common sense and incentives. Fractional reserve could be something like tether backed by USD  Seriously, good crypto should be limited and there is no way you are going to accept someone lending you bitcoin with a "bitcoin certificate". If you know your crypto bitcoin means bitcoin in your wallet address and with your own keys. There is no way you can borrow more than it exists if you have taken even the minimum required time to understand what you are doing. |
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Creo q es igual q las acciones o cualquier bien inclusive commodities y tal, se trata de sacarte los cuartos y se hace poniendo nombres con una apariencia muy seria y que no entiende el común de los mortales, pero al final se trata de que hacienda es el "socio tonto", no invierte contigo, no corre riesgos contigo pero cuando ganas un duro está ahí para querer su parte.
Técnicamente es como ha indicado Shawshank. Las consultas vinculantes son muy útiles y además si tienes algún caso particular que no esté cubierto en alguna consulta existente puedes pagar una pequeña cantidad para realizar una sobre tu caso concreto.
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Kraken es un nombre que no esperaba encontrar en esta lista la verdad. El KYC es totalmente serio, las medidas de seguridad legendarias y está emplazado en una jurisdicción seria aunque lógicamente generosa en temas de impuestos. Es una entidad regulada por la FCA en Reino Unido tiene los controles habituales que se le exigen a las entidades serias como por ejemplo fondos de inversión, agencia de crédito, bancos. Creo que el problema es que puede no estar registrada con el regulador Europeo y ahí es donde la UE ejerce de "bully". We comply with legal and regulatory requirements in all jurisdictions where we operate. Kraken is regulated by FinCEN. Kraken client funds are held directly by clients in their own bank accounts at our partner banks, which are heavily regulated. Kraken Bank is regulated by the Wyoming division of banking.
Kraken is registered as a Money Services Business (MSB) with:
FinCEN in USA — registration number 31000176593851.
FINTRAC in Canada — registration number M19343731.
CryptoFacilities Ltd. is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK's primary financial regulatory body. Reference number 757895.
In Australia, Kraken (as the entity "Bit Trade Pty Limited") is registered as a Digital Currency Exchange and regulated by the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC)
ABN: 42 163 237 634
ACN: 163 237 634
Payward Asia, K.K. is registered as a Crypto Asset Exchange Operator with the FSA in Japan. Registration Number: Director-General of Kanto Local Finance Bureau No. 00022
For more information, please see our AML Policy and Privacy Notice. |
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https://www.economist.com/britain/2021/11/18/britains-inequalities-are-spelt-out-in-its-surnamesA recent research presented in the article above indicates that most people don't move , geographically speaking. It is curious how most people are (randomly?) born somewhere and they tend to look for the opportunities to make a living on that place, do not go too far or think that they actually enjoy the freedom of deciding to go to anywhere else in the world unless they have serious pressing motivation (hunger, crime,...). Reading this, I could not help but think that people also "don't move" in monetary terms. They are born in a certain region and they do not think that their money might very well better in some other form (e.g. bitcoin).
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The problem in general is that we are 18th century soldiers launching cavalry attacks and cannon fire in a market that is supposed to be working to match offer and demand, but in the current context there are three guys out there that have aircraft carriers, cruise missiles and armed spaceships. These actors are the Federal reserve, the European Central bank and, to a point, the central bank of China.
What I mean by this is that prices as of now, since they are measured in fiat, are basically following the monetary policy.
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Cuarto Milenio? No sólo procuro no verlo sino que desconfío enormemente de cualquiera que sea adepto al programa. Hay algo que me preocupa bastante y es el creciente número de personas que no aplican el sentido crítico a la vida, que dan por válida o posible cualquier información o hipótesis por absolutamente remota que pueda ser o que consultan y basan importantes decisiones en su vida con astrólogos, videntes, psicólogos de universidades privadas y resto del ganado.
Lo que creo en este caso concreto es que hay que rellenar minutos de TV y todo lo que tiene que ver con bitcoin atrae mucha atención ultimamente.
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Esta muy buena la gráfica, me recuerda un poco a las carreras de caballos y vaya que DdmrDdmr se está llevando la carrera muy fácilmente, de hecho me recuerda un poco al legendario movimiento de Secretariat en el Preakness Stakes de 1973 en que pasa del último lugar al primero en una sola curva combinado con el final del Belmont Stakes de 1973 en que Secretariat gana por 31 cuerpos de ventaja, incluso si no son fanáticos de la hípica les recomiendo que los vean en YouTube dado que son dos de las carreras de caballos más impresionantes que se hayan visto
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No sabia que habia una carrera la verdad , yo solo estaba haciendo footing.  |
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While most people would tell you about becoming a youtuber or instagram influencer or similar, I think that it is much better to think to a smaller scale and have a go at something that can actually get the cash flowing earlier. An example would be to teach other to do web development or act as advisor for usability, SEM o SEO, etc. Most people have a sets of skills that they can teach when they need some extra and the internet does offer possibilities for these.
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Usually the Communist system do not allow for mass protest and public gatherings to discuss the government policy or to work against it. The government decision is regarded as good for the people and that is why you have lesser revolts in such continent unlike you see in capitalist economies. Except if the communist government of the Chinese begin to reduce the grip they have on the citizen and start listening. You have not wondered why the series of ban news on cryptocurrency from China leading the crusade against cryptocurrency while some countries have started to adopt bitcoin as payment system already.
I remember the last "mass protest" in china, and we all know how it ended. Tiananmen Square protests resulted with as much as 10k dead by some calculations, however their "official" numbers are 300, it depends if you want to believe to the government telling how many of its people they claim to kill... that alone is just disgusting. So, I doubt that underpaid or underemployed nation could do absolutely nothing about it at all, they will starve the death like they did back in the day and that's all they could do, literally die because of management and have to accept that fact because otherwise instead of starving to death they will be shot to death. This is why I believe China will not grow as much as people imagine they would, everyone thinks they will become world power but I doubt that they will become anything remotely like that at all. It is not as much about the underemployment of the low wages, the movement speaks more of a number of reasons that lead them to believe that it may be worth to reduce the speed of their lives. Among other, it is the party's pressure to be "model citizens" and the level of surveillance that is perceived around backing things such as brand bans or initiatives that are favoured by the government. I think that this is an indicator that true harmony, peace and prosperity cannot be imposed. |
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Meta from Facebook is still just a vague promise of a company that is aware that has to disrupt itself to become something not just larger, but to actually have any meaningful future. Execution is going to be critical on any new endeavour and it may just fail big scale as other projects.
However, should meta start to realise its potential, there is an immense source of potential jobs and sales opportunities. It may happen that all the already existing shops have to make a go for the new metaverse or be obsolete, just as now they cannot do without online sales.
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I recently heard a guy speaking about his investing habits and saying that it is not as much about the speed of the car but rather about the direction of travel and the highway you are taking. MtGox funds freed will have an inpact for sure. Most people owning that money are by today's standards uber rich as they have been involuntarely holding it for a very long time. My take is that they will liquidate big. Yet the car is still driving in the same direction.
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