I would be interested in loaning you a 0.081 BTC loan with 10% interest, repayment in 10 days if you can give LTC as a collateral. I would prefer to hold the collateral since i do need to monitor the LTC market closely to avoid any losses. I reserve the right to sell collateral if it falls below 105% at any given moment.

Unfortunately i wouldn't be able to take the ICO tokens because there is no guarantee that the ICO will succeed. But I can definitely go through with my above offer, just PM me whenever you're ready to do it. I'm online right now and will be for a couple of hours.

My biggest concerns are probably somewhat similar to yours.

I agree that bitcoin is still associated with the dark web way too much than a healthy level. People think of bitcoin and they think of the dark web immediately. This problem can't be solved by governments cracking down on dark web markets, it can only be solved by more legit people accepting bitcoin for legit things, and outweighing dark markets in volume.

Another concern would be uncertainty with the regulations surrounding bitcoin. Governments are tightening KYC controls for exchanges, which makes it a hassle for someone to buy their first bitcoins and could potentially discourage people from trying out bitcoin.

A very small concern would be the amount of scams, although you can definitely avoid 99.99% of scams if you just bothered to use your common sense.

Pretty sure that there was only 1 vouch copy and that was taken by Xavofat. I could be mistaken and since your trust ratings are quite high, OP may well give you another copy just so that he can gain some reputation as well.

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OP, does this involve somewhat blackhat or even greyhat activities?

Because i read in the review that you may need VPN for some of these methods, which makes me highly suspect the legality of the guide.

Could you show proof that you are what you claim? Please show us the $170,000 profit,  plus your paxful and localbitcoins account. Otherwise it's all empty promises drawn up by a random nobody.

Also please make the youtube links clickable.

Not so fast mate. Just because the price has gone up to 4k+ doesn't mean that all of a sudden it will jump to 50k.

Long term i have no objections with you. More and more people will adopt bitcoin while supply will not increase to keep pace. And i 100% agree with you that when holding bitcoin as an investment all you need a patience, and more patience. But currently in the short term, things have gone up too fast to be sustainable.

It is completely uncertain what has fueled all of this, as well, which makes me think that maybe this is a bubble waiting to be bursted. I just don't think that currently it has not gone to its highest point yet. It'll probably keep rising for a couple of weeks, and then come down a bit.

Hello and thanks for having this little section.

My main question is about capital gains tax on bitcoin transactions.

Say you are holding bitcoins for business purchases(importing goods, buying goods in bitcoin, etc.), but in the process of holding these bitcoins the price of bitcoin rises. Will there still be a capital gains tax on your bitcoin holdings?

This is an usage case for bitcoin as a currency, not as an investment.

Also, is there an age minimum for capital gains tax to apply? For example, 18 y.o.'s or below don't qualify for CGT?

Thanks in advance?

No. This is not safe. You are asking for their ebay login details which means that there is a high likelihood that you are going to scam by doing something with someone's ebay profile, or extort money from them by withholding their ebay account.

Even if this is legit(unlikely, since why would you be the only one that happened to know this exploit?), ebay will track you down and demand payment because it is after all, done on the customer's account and can be traced back to them.

Plus the fact that you're a newbie... It doesn't look good at all, man.

It's completely psychological but i think that if this could be implemented somehow, it wouldn't actually be a bad idea.

The fact is that people are used to dealing with large numbers instead of so many decimal points. It just seems natural to have 4mBTc instead of 0.004 BTC, for example.

But, this won't happen unless everyone agrees that mBTC should be the norm. Otherwise, it's just going to cause confusion as to how much one owns. Plus, it's going to be hard to implement, since bitcoin is the original denomination. It could be done through a fork in which everyone's balance just 1000x, for example. But then people will accuse bitcoin of being not decentralized, and inflationary.

It has its advantages and disadvantages and i think that it's too much hassle. It's best to leave it alone, people who like mBTC can use it and people don't like it can use the original BTC denomination.

Honestly i don't think it's a good idea.

Chipmixer is a brand by itself and is the first to use private keys directly as a mixing tool to achieve 100% anonymity. Having a chipmixerlite will only confuse users, and probably create a split between the pathways to take which is not good.

I would consider adding a minimum fee instead of donation because as you said a lot of people from Bitmixer are used to having a mandatory fee charged alongside with their mixing process. After all you do need to pay for the transaction fees when you transfer funds into individual chips, pay for server, support, and advertising costs.

Thank you for the timely repayment, i can confirm that i have received the funds in my wallet.

You may now close the thread.

Hope to deal with you in the future!

Loan has been funded:

https://etherscan.io/tx/0xa15a572408dac4a310b2dac21960f678572c8d58a208ea06d285738d58331b66

Please repay 0.001 BTC to the address 1LA9Sp56m8ar7CLoKz8dKxH8K9UBoRe88z within 24 hours. You have to cover the transaction fees for the bitcoin transaction since i have covered the Ethereum transaction fee.

Good luck... BTW i use bittrex, but i have never had to as i said get some pocket change in ETH to make up for a withdrawal... Pretty sure the minimum is very manageable at elast in bittrex.

Send me your Ethereum address, if you agree to my above terms.

BTW which exchange are you using? I have never personally needed any sum of an altcoin or bitcoin to make up for a withdrawal, if i did that would have meant that the withdrawal sum was very high. How high is the minimum withdrawal?

Anyways, do let me know once you're ready. I won't be around for long so please hurry up.

Do you still need this?

I can send you 0.011 ETH, you just need to cover the transaction fees when you send it back(pay back 0.001 BTC or equivalent of ETH is fine)... I don't want litecoins, i can either accept ethereum or bitcoin as repayment. As long as the loan term is under 24 hours i would be fine with it.

If you agree, let me know your ETH address and i'll help you out.

thanks

Okay so i got this response from Betcoin.ag:


I've already forwarded the complaint to Betcoincasino(their sig managing account i think) and i'm currently waiting for a reply from them... Pretty sure that he is either going to get kicked(which he deserves) or new rules are going to be implemented regarding copy pasting.


I swear you copied that from the first sentence of my previous post. Looking through your shitpost history it just confirms my suspicions

I wouldn't say that it is a unique idea. On chain gambling has been around for ages ever since bitcoin was entered into the mainstream, and some on chain casinos have much better house edge than this specific one is offering currently.

I'm not saying that it's a bad site though. I'm just saying that it's just not a unique idea.

Anyways, op you should really add a cryptocurrency which has low tx fees, and have fast block times for instance dogecoins, or even steem/steem dollars. I hate on chain gambling with BTC because of the fact that if i was gambling with small amounts fees will basically eat into at least 20% of my bet amount.

Also, may i suggest hiring a new designer? Because honestly the site does not look very appealing to me but rather some site from the 2000s.

Well i tried out your site and it did exactly what it was promised to do - it made me $3 poorer Lost 5 times in a row on close to 50%.

Good job on the signed message, a lot of people seem to think that everyone is going to trust them without a signed message but this is not the case. A signed message is the ultimate proof that you have what it takes to back up your speech.

You said that this site uses 999dice as a backend - how so?

Because if it does use 999dice as a backend then there are some problems. 999dice is accused of rigging rolls through not revealing a part of the info needed to verify a provably fair roll. Plus, i don't see any provably fair server seed anywhere, therefore i cannot verify that rolls are legit. Please fix this please or at least make it more obvious if i missesd it somehow.

Yeah, it is definitely locked in now.

I think that this moment has been delayed for ages now and should have happened a long time ago. The scaling debate has been going on for like 2-3 years at least right now, and i’m just thankful that something has been done to make bitcoin available to a wider audience and lowering the transaction fees.

When SW actually gets activated at around 22nd August(this may not be the precise date but it should be around there) i would think that bitcoin users will be more optimistic than they have been in a long time about the future of bitcoin. Thus, there will be a pump on that day, possibly putting bitcoin above $4k.

BTW, I don’t think that Bitcoin Cash has anything to do with this, to be honest… Bitcoin cash is only a centralized altcoin that has an airdrop based on people’s previous bitcoin balances. Nothing else.

Lol Skrill and Neteller is owned by the same company, you can top up Skrill with neteller funds. There is no problem. However there is a fee that is incurred and i don't think that OP is willing to pay this.

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OP, i would strongly suggest dealing with sardasa. I've done deals with Neteller with him in the past. Unfortunately i can't take your offer because my account was suspended by Neteller few months ago.

You're probably not going to get a 1:1 rate, though. Even if it's verified neteller.

I've probably bought close to $1k in paypal off people on this forum, i have no problem accepting from them because they are trustworthy and this is demonstrated from their past trades and positive trust.

However, you as a newbie is wanting to exchange funds in a reversible payment processor for funds in an irreversible one. This is extremely shady behaviour, especially when you're asking for close to 1 bitcoin. You being able to send the money first seems to only make matters worse to me, it seems like that you don't care about losing a few hundred because you can chargeback or worse yet, you're operating on a hacked account in the first place.

Withdraw the btc to your bank. Go onto localbitcoins, search for your country, and select bank transfer. Easy. You'll get more btc for your dollar that way.

BTW, friends and family is still reversible if account was hacked.

Your inventory is private so i can't see what you have. But even if it was set as public i don't think that you play CSGO or TF2 anyways.

Plus i did a quick search on your steam ID, it seems like you're selling it for just $100 and people are saying that it's worth $30-40 at most. So no, i'll have to decline this as valid collateral. Here's the link: http://www.mc-market.org/threads/219945/

There is currently debate on whether or not someone offering collateral that they would like to sell it untrustworthy behaviour and deserves neg trust, and imo it does. Especially when it's only worth $30-40 max on a loan value of over $300. The whole point of collateral is to encourage a person to pay back a loan.

If your Steam inventory is worth at least 150% of the loan amount that i MAY be able to help you. I don't use Steam that much but i do know the trading basics etc. Do you have any CSGO skins/keys or TF2 keys? If yes then i can possibly assist you with the loan.

However my suspicion is that you only have games in your steam. These can't be resold or at least easily. I have no personal need for your steam games anyways because i don't game that much, and pretty sure that steam account trading is banned.

Don't send unsolicited PMs to people in future, please.