To date only 31337 died in Europe from the vaccine and over 3 million injured, no need to end it just now.
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I honestly don't mind paying my fair share of tax. Can't be greedy now. Just a heads up to all in the uk
I very much mind paying any tax to such fuckers, when instead the government could just print some more fiat from fresh air. In fact, when a government can magically create money from nothing whenever it wants, it makes me question why I've been paying taxes my whole life.Uh? To pay for all the money that is being printed. It's not gonna pay itself, you know. |
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The next 24 hrs are critical.
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Between now and 1 year from now bitcoin will spend more time below $4k than above it. Write it down.
FTFY to make sure you keep clean your perfect record on being wrong. I am sure it was a typo anyways. |
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Hello guys. I have not much time for the forum these days, trying to get a promo at work, so that I get more fiat to buy coins. And also the satisfaction to climb a "level", becoming "management" (with nobody to manage, which is the best kind).
Some time ago we talked about stablecoins to trade BTC against, and I came out thinking I should go with USDC, not USDT, I wanted to see if the sentiment is still the same, here.
I want to stop trading fiat<=>BTC because legally I should declare every trade with an uber complex formula that includes the total of my crypto assets. Something I don't do, and don't plan to do, so I want to just stop doing these trades, that way after a few years without being found out, I would be "in the clear". Since I've been in crypto I put more money in that I got out so in a way there is no fiat profit, so I don't feel I should have paid taxes either, the day I'm BTC rich (well, the day BTCUSD is high enough) and live off them I won't mind paying taxes on my withdrawals (might be in a low tax place, but I would only go somewhere I would enjoy). Meanwhile I pay all my taxes on fiat income.
My trades are basic, I sell some coin every 1000$ up, and buy back 3000$ lower, using all the fiat from the sale (profit is all in BTC). It's not making me rich but I accumulate some dust that way, and it's enough to keep me from doing stupid things (like selling big amounts at low prices...). The coins I'm selling were all bought for that purpose from fiat, not part of my stash.
I notice that USDC has less volume and liquidity than USDT, I'm not sure it matters for what I do. USDC being safer seems more important. I will follow USDT prices on my phone and see if my USDC trades are executed when USDT crosses a 1000$ line.
I might change my main exchange since I won't be needing the very good instant Euro deposit anymore, nor fiat at all. Which one is a big one, safe, and with the lowest fees ?
I also have wired and converted enough fiat for my expected 2022 DCA, I will need to figure out a way to buy USDC (or other crypto that would be converted to USDC, or BTC) on the DL, without using my bank accounts, for subsequent years.
TLDR : USDC over USDT, yay or nay ?
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but... In most countries, any time you sell your Bitcoin for anything else (be it FIAT, other crypto, stable coins, or just whores & coke) it is a taxable event. You 100% sure it is not like that under your jurisdiction? About your specific question... None of the stable coins are risk free. Haven't really analysed which one is "less risky/more stable" even if I think USDT is the more popular/widely used one. P.S.: Looks like you are right in that France does not consider it a taxable event. That's awesome: https://koinly.io/guides/crypto-tax-france/ |
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I hate my Mind. On First look, I thought it's an Iron Di**.  So... it is not iron then? |
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Good morning, I saw this in the shop a couple of days ago together with other board gamed they are selling for Christmas.
As best I can tell it's a game of unclogging the toilet by using the plunger to get the turd out.
There is some info in some southern language, perhaps we have southern speakers here that can translate?
I almost bought it.
LOL! That's an awesome present for a kid (or an adult/seasoned shitcoiner friend!), surely something they don't have nor expect! Guaranteed surprise! Such wow, much joy! About the language, maybe it is portuguese or something... but it is similar to spanish so: It basically says that the contents are: - Tank/flush part of the WC - Base/seat of the WC - Plunger - Sr. Cocó (The turd itself, I presume) - Dice - 10 chips ... How I ended posting this translation on the WO... I really donno. Shitposting at its best. You should have bought some of them. Looks like a way better investment than many shitcoins out there, like those nonsense NFT's for example. |
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Have been seeing this trend on twitter and reddit people are making plans to buy $30 worth of Bitcoin on 7 Sep 2021 ,to mark El Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption law coming into effect.
What our people of WOs think? $30 is nothing can we do it too?
Well, why not... I was thinking about doing it too. But, as you say, $30 is too little. Maybe add a 0 or more depending on everyone's circumstances? I'm in. Oh, and since it has been quite some time since my last post... Cheers everyone and "This is fine!". |
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I am very happy to see ChartBuddy regularly posting its wall charts. I have some suggestion to do though... I see that once you click the picture and the original file is opened everything can be read very clearly (price and time) BUT in the scaled image that text gets blurred up to the point of being almost unreadable. Would it be possible to make the text a bit bigger (maybe using ie 38K instead of 38XXX) or making the original a bit lower res so that it doesn't get blurred when downscaled? Just saying... P.S.: Obviously I mean the text on the scales not the big bold price... I am not THAT blind... yet. |
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I must admit I got intrigued by the fact that he's been here for more than 10 years.
I would have thought the alpaca avatar would have tipped you off. That screams OG. I am even more surprised that Loyce seems to not have listened the Proudhon song... which, coincidentally, fits todays sentiment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7TuFy0fcuwTHAT is OG. |
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$67000
Reason: Given the short timeframe this is approximately the most bullish scenario I would contemplate.
Thanks for another super generous "game" Dude! May god reward you (and thus all of us) with great profits on your hodlings!
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Claro el problema no sería tal si no fuera por las cantidades de las que podemos estar hablando después de años holdeando...
En cualquier caso, lo que hacienda quiere es llevarse su parte... suponiendo que no se hubiera declarado en su momento (ingresos en B... nunca mejor dicho) puede que ya haya prescrito o, en caso contrario, se podría hacer una complementaria/rectificativa con su correspondiente penalización (lo que hizo Monedero antes de que lo empurasen por los cobros desde Venezuela).
Teniendo en cuenta de que hablamos de pagar impuestos y penalización sobre el valor que tendrían en el momento en que se recibieron igual no es mucho. Pero, sinceramente meterse en eso puede suponer, a veces, abrir la caja de pandora.
Otra alternativa es declararlo todo como ganancia patrimonial pero, eso sí, guardar toda la documentación que se pueda sobre cómo se obtuvieron esos Bitcoins (información de la campaña, direcciones, hojas de cálculo, lo que sea) aunque no se declarase en su momento para, al menos, que no puedan considerarlo de "procedencia ilícita" (ojo que en ese caso no solo lo incautan todo, sino que el empuramiento es total).
Lo cierto es que dependiendo de la cantidad que estamos hablando... seguro que más de uno decide tomar por el camino fácil y se busca la forma de simplemente no declarar tampoco eso. Para grandes cantidades hay que pasar por el aro sí o sí... y tener cuidado de no ir haciendo la "pelota" cada vez más grande o las consecuencias pueden ser devastadoras.
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El problema en el caso de las campañas es que debería haberse declarado como ingreso en la declaración de la renta de cada ejercicio en que se hubiesen percibido y valorados según el precio de mercado en el momento de recibirlos. Por lo que hasta ese precio hacienda ya habría cobrado su parte (como rentas del trabajo).
Ese pasaría a ser su precio de adquisición de forma que en el momento en que se vendan se calcula la diferencia entre precio de adquisición y de venta y se calcula la plusvalía/minusvalía sobre la que se tributará mediante ganancias de capital.
Y digo problema, porque me da que mucha gente no declaró (y tributó) esos ingresos en su momento, por lo que ahora se encontrarían con un incremento patrimonial injustificado que ya es harina de otro costal.
Pero si en su momento se declaró correctamente el ingreso... ganancia patrimonial sobre la plusvalía y listo.
El tema siempre es tener algún tipo de respaldo documental que justifique las declaraciones... O cruzar los dedos de que no haya inspección posterior.
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