I don't understand this kind of policy. First, it will allow the use of cryptocurrencies instead of money, then this country will be denied loans and assistance, and then the population will say who cryptocurrencies are their main enemy. It was enough to allow trading in crypto-currencies and abolish taxes for several years.
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If a country is in a very difficult economic situation and it constantly takes loans, then Bitcoin should not be blamed for this. Bitcoin can help countries and their citizens get around some sanctions, but if your economy is unprofitable, then adopting Bitcoin will not solve the economic problems in the country.
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I don’t know how it works, but if you need to send your bitcoins to the address indicated by the bot before paying, then this is a custodial wallet. "not your keys, not your money" The most pro-polar token for settlements between people is TRC20USDT, if you need anonymity, then this is Monero.For quick calculations, it is better to choose other coins.
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Recently, a European told me why he does not use bitcoin ATMs. The commission for the exchange of stablecoins in Europe is from 1 to 3%, depending on the amount of the exchange, if you use exchangers or verified people from telegram chats. The exchange price is fixed by the Binance exchange. Bitcoin ATMs use the price of another exchange and there is more commission, so the user loses up to 10%. This is a good business for bitcoin ATMs owners.
Just because some Bitcoin ATMs use another exchange to set up the rate doesn't mean that it's worse for us as customers. At least that's what my experience was from the ATMs I used so far. 2nd part is true tho, BATM fees are generally higher than some other ways of buying/selling bitcoin, but I don't think that majority of them are in a lot of profit due that. Keep in mind that expenses one BATM owner has are not negligible; from paying the machine itself (which is usually in ~$10k area) and renting the place to paying all the taxes etc and you realize why fees are so high.
Motives for installing ATM in Mexican Senate are dubious as I am not sure that politicians who organized that actually believes in all what bitcoin represents, but these kind of people should be seen as an useful idiots. An ordinary exchanger changes from 15 to 50 thousand dollars a day. They work with a commission from 0 to 2%, because there is a lot of competition. If an ATM costs $10,000, then its payback is less than a week, this is a very good business.And the taxes are not big, because you will pay a part of the profits.Therefore, most people with experience are looking for exchangers.Even with $10,000 saving 5-7% is a good bonus.
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Только CM и BC это полезные крипто проекты а остальное гемблинг, более 15 проектов? Так всегда было, есть и будет, специфика этого вида рекламы, наверное. CM и BC - скорее исключения из правил. Обычно подписные с сервисами долго не живут на форуме, хотя у них очень часто классные условия сотрудничества, по сравнению с теми же гемблинг проектами. Вспомнить даже недавний Jumbler, плативший по 0.005 BTC в неделю за 50 постов. Если бы у него была такая же продолжительность, как у средней гемблинг подписной, которые сейчас действуют на форуме, это получился бы хороший конкурент чипмиксеру. Соотношения 2 к 17 не видел давно. Кроме CM и BC встречались НФТ, ДеФи проекты. Реклама у гемблинга направлена на привлечение новых игроков, а при отсутствии результата она закрывается. Почему гемблинг проекты здесь толкается локтями, а миксеры приходят и уходят, кроме одного?
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2nd question btw. Any idea how many people are buying/selling bitcoin and have not paid taxes? I've heard it's a lot but idk what percentage of the population. Like a lot of people I know who are into bitcoin didn't even know you had to pay taxes on trades. I, like them, thought it was only when you cashed out. I heard the IRS sent a crap ton of people letter reminding them of taxes.
Also, do exchanges like coinbase automatically hand over all your info to the IRS or do they only do it upon request? Like the IRS has to call them to ask for yours in particular? What about exchanges like foreign exchanges like kraken or kucoin? I hear they are less likely to cooperate with the US gov? Idk. anyone have much info on that?
Not one well-known cryptocurrency exchange in the world will contradict the policy of US financial regulators. If data about you is required, the exchange will provide it. This is written in the user agreement. No need to be so naive, all your data about the actions on the exchange is not protected. I trade through decentralized bridges https://app.rango.exchange/Try it, more information in my topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5389259In case you're wondering, you might want to check out the incognito wallet/exchange. No KYC, you can privately convert to XMR and there is no info they can give to the gov even if they wanted to but the best part is they're not located in the US so they wont be getting shut down. I think they're located in some South Asian nation and another part of it in Russia I think? If in Russia, I'm pretty sure any exchange there is not going to cooperate with the US right now lol. I wish there were more Russian crypto exchanges. There are no Russian crypto exchanges in Russia, because there is no legislation that regulates the operation of these crypto exchanges. Binance and other large exchanges operate in Russia, but they are located in a different jurisdiction, and Russian law does not prohibit citizens from trading on foreign exchanges. There is a proposal in Russia to allow trading in cryptocurrencies on stock exchanges, but in fact it will be trading in futures without the possibility of withdrawing coins to your wallet.
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What Happened? Is this some kind of extraordinary event? Any major exchange cooperates with the intelligence agencies of the countries where it operates. And most importantly, it is written in the user agreement. Have you forgotten Snowden's story and how Apple passed the data of Americans to US intelligence agencies? I heard a speech from a Binance representative at a conference in Russia. He said that the transfer of such big data requires special protocols, trained personnel and data centers that will process a lot of information and verify it.
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Recently, a European told me why he does not use bitcoin ATMs. The commission for the exchange of stablecoins in Europe is from 1 to 3%, depending on the amount of the exchange, if you use exchangers or verified people from telegram chats. The exchange price is fixed by the Binance exchange. Bitcoin ATMs use the price of another exchange and there is more commission, so the user loses up to 10%. This is a good business for bitcoin ATMs owners.
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Privacy coins play an important role in the cryptocurrency world, but think about their value if the global regulator orders all exchanges to delist these coins. These coins will live, but their popularity and trading liquidity will greatly decrease.
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ICO in 2022? Cryptocurrencies do not belong to states, but also most cryptocurrencies are not decentralized. Smart and rich people do not want to spend time studying other coins, because they have the preservation of their capital in the first place, and they invest in the most decentralized asset - this is bitcoin. And if you invest in assets on the binance smart chain, what can I talk to you about?
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In fact, this is another financial pyramid with its own mathematics. This token has no real use, only speculation. Most tokens have no real use, but I recommend avoiding such projects for beginners, because experienced users earn for your money.
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I really feel sorry for wasting 6.5 Ethereum to buy one Murakami.Flowers seed. If you try to assess the current situation, then this is hype. We have no guarantees that the new NFT will cost more, so this is an investment for rich people who will not be upset about the loss of 6-10 ethereums.
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If you like the NFT, then try investing in projects like stepn. https://www.stepn.com/If you plan to make money in such projects, you must be prepared and lose your investment. But there is also a positive, this project will have a great effect on your figure and you will lose extra calories.
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The founder of Tron, the well-known Justin Sun decided to launch a decentralized Stablecoin called Decentralized USD (USDD). The difference from all existing ones, according to Justin Sun, will be that USDD will be “the most decentralized stablecoin in human history.” In his message on Twitter, he says https://twitter.com/justinsuntron/status/1517143091722940417 "The USSD will provide custody services for the $10B worth of highly liquid assets raised from blockchain industry initiators and use them as an early-stage reserve. The TRON DAO will set its basic risk-free interest rate to 30% per annum". Do you think USDD will be more decentralized than existing decentralized stablecoins? The сreator of a сentralized blockchain wants to make a Decentralized Stablecoin? What blockchain will this decentralized coin run on? Is it in the Tron ecosystem? It's fun! The Tron ecosystem is very popular due to low fees, but it is not decentralized.
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What the fuck am I reading? Ethereum premine was 72 000 000 coins, done by company that was literally deleted right after giving out the coins, meaning there is no trackrecord of anything. 69million could literally be in dev team pocket. Vitalik personally has 500 000 coins atleast. And officially the dev team had 12 000 000 coins, which can all be seen in genesisblock transaction from explorer. This is still 61% of entire coin supply - miners have literally mined less coins in all these years, and now they are even burning ETH. Vitalik Buterin's wallets https://etherscan.io/address/0xab5801a7d398351b8be11c439e05c5b3259aec9bhttps://etherscan.io/address/0x1db3439a222c519ab44bb1144fc28167b4fa6ee6Show Vitalik's wallet containing 500,000 Ethereum Do you think Solana or Tron are doing better with the initial emission?
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