I was thinking of selling my bitcoins for cash. Is it perfectly legal to do so ? Amount is close to 3-4K.
Thanks for reading.
You are a Legendary member here and you are asking such question?  Are you real? As long you pay the related taxes if you bought those coins. So far I don't see why shoud it be illegal and if it was a banned activity in your country you should already be aware of it (hummmm not sure after all) |
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Great idea. I wonder if it could be possible to filter results by images, videos, ect. And is it possible to use google commands operator (inurl, allurl, etc) ? I guess no? since you don't use Google API.
People can't click your link to visit your site "seekoin.coml" instead "seekoin.com"
Just to let you know
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Sorry to ask this question, but are you aware the price is not the same depending on the exchange? Coinmarketcap displays an average but also you can see the price for each exchange Bittrex, Kraken, etc...) A difference of $1.37in 6 minutes is totally possible. After all it's just $13 in 1 hour, it's nothing impressive.
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Hello everyone, I will be simple and straight-forward: Is it safe to keep Bitcoin Core Wallet (https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/desktop/linux/bitcoincore/) and Ethereum Wallet on the same desktop computer (which is at-home, behind a router and solely used by me) ?The computer should be pretty secure, as I am aware of methods to protect it (fresh os install, no other app instalation, installing an antivirus, using linux, updating regularly, etc). It will be running the latest LTE Ubuntu. Thank you. LTE ? Never heard about it. It is LTS ( Long Term Support) that you wanted to say I think. I didn't even know antivirus exist for GNU/Linux OS. There is no problem to have Bitcoin Core and Ethereum wallet on the same OS. The best is to use a computer dedicated only for your wallets. If you use it for browsing you can disable Javascript in your browser to add a little more security. Avoid using the root account as well. |
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I don't think it is something that you should worry too much. It's not like if you see a lot of complaints about it. You can find such complaints with every payment processors as well the top reputed banks. I quickly searched on google and found only 1.
This company is authorized by Financial Conduct Authority which is not something everyone can do. And you can imagine that the companies working with them make a deep due diligence.
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I don't think those sites are related to Viabuy. Apparently, the person behind is someone from India. I checked Whois for 2 domains and it is showing as the registrant a person named "Jonathan Blacksmith" from Cyberservices.com. I found this page on LinkedIn ( here) showing Gurgaon, Haryana, India as location. The activity described is far to be related to financial prepaid services. I found another domain related to this person fastbitcoincard.com (currently nothing hosted on this domain) |
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I can't say Bitcoin is a just a bubble but can't say it's a new era either. I don't think Bitcoin will be as much popular as we are hoping. I think it will be somehow a marginal system of payment.
Also, have you noticed how blockchain (which has by far more potential than Bitcoin) is getting more massively adopted for different industries around us? In a near future, we will use blockchain without knowing it. Bitcoin is not getting the attraction that blockchain has
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So I want to ask the bitcointalk community what kind of articles you would like to receive? Maybe topics you are interested in but that are not discussed much in the internet?
You should follow the purpose of this CMS, since you are using a Wiki, make it as it should be. If you are going to write an article "how to make your ico step by step guide" etc, then better for your business to make it as a blog, using WordPress or whatever. It fits better for a blog than a wiki. As a wiki reader, it's not something I am looking for. I hope you see my point. =) |
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I live in a tax free location. But Bittrex is in the US?
If a sell and trade crypto am I liable to the taxes of the country an exchnage is in?
You are liable to the taxes of the country you are living in not the country of the exchange platform used taxes ? as far as i know you do not need to pay any taxes if you're using their services, most of traders did not verify their account to enchanted account and just use basic account. you only need to pay the fees from selling or buying the coins/tokens. for your reference go here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1626124.0 [Question About Taxing] in other word if you did not withdraw your money/coin exceed the limit and forcing them to block your account and asking your identity. more likely you do not need to pay any taxes. so far i do not need to pay any of these,but i do not know what will happen in the future. You have to pay taxes in the life, no matter from where the income comes from In the case of cryptos, you have to pay the taxes related to the profits you made. Now you can think no one will ever ask you to prove from where the money you transfer to your bank account comes from. And you will be wrong. If a day the taxes office ask you to justify the money what you will say? Cryptos? Let me tell you that you are responsible to keep records of anything you do with cryptos (what you bought, what you sold, and what you traded, where the money is coming from, where it goes and so on) and if you don't have anything t show you will be fucked hardcore |
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Before September it was so easy to believe in that price 5000 for 1 BTC. However so far the situation has changed so quickly that it's hard to believe in any prediction or even forecast, based on calculations
Exactly, I agree with you about this point. It seems that people are still living on a cloud and believing in Santa. And there is not any green light, not any red light either. So it's quite hard to predict something about the value yet. People talking about Bitcoin will be back to 5000$ this year, are just showing their optimism but there is nothing based on fact or something they know about. |
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Imagine the situation in which we don't have any physical money and every currency is digitalized. The US dollar is now a token, the Japanese Yen is only in the network and the British pound is a fast-moving digital coin. What are the consequences of such an economy for the poorest of the population? Do you think that a few people can influence the digital wealth of people and wouldn't hackers be the best people to have as friends?
When you are poor, you are poor, no matter the currency used and no matter if the currency is digital or not. Having hackers as friends is not going to change anything. You can them to play the thief and steal the dollars from innocent people but let's say Bitcoin is THE currency in the future, your friends won't be so useful |
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Localbitcoins is a safe place to trade even with their newest members. If you get scammed on localbitcoins than you need to re-think about it that how foolish you are? Localbitcoins provide escrow to both the parties which means neither can be scammed. I don't know if anyone is foolish enough to release the bitcoins before getting payment.
Have you ever used the site and understood how the site is working? I am giving some example. If the guys sell Bitcoin for a SEPA/SWIFT transfer and after the transaction is noted as completed, then the guy contact his bank to cancel the transfer. What localbitcoin is going to do, Nothing, it doesn't have any authority on banks, you know?? If the guy sells for Paypal and the buyer open a disupute (or others methods I am not going to tell here ) what localbitcoin will do? Nothing So stop posting your useless advice, I am sure you don't have an account on localbitcoin, nor you understand something |
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If people wanted to obtain their Bitcoin Cash immediately, they should have stored their coins offline, because at the end of the day, that's where coins are supposed to be stored.
True. However storing offline is not a solution for everyone, because it may not easy to do or let's say alone to understand. Remember that it's one of the problems still for the mass adoption (making it easy to use). There are people who don't know manage wallets, keys, etc. Those people like to use online wallets such as Coinbase. There are also a very large amount of people using Exchange Platforms as their main wallet. Because they don't want to deal with their own wallet, or for whatever reason it is. Everyone has the right to complain about something, there is nothing written on Moise's tablets telling we can't.If we can't complain about anything then it is a tyranny at least a dictatorship. |
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Don't be so optimistic because you may regret it very soon. Currently, we should consider ourself lucky that the price recovers the 4200$ in a very short period of time. But to see the $5000 we can wait a long time to see it again, if it's happening a day.
September 30 is coming in the following days, it's possible that we see something (good or bad I don't know) After this, October which could be a month like July. It will be a big surprise if we Bitcoin at 5000$ before the end of the year.
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He is just saying that cryptos are an interesting concept? What's wrong with that? He isn't saying Bitcoin is shit or something like that. If each time someone well know says something about Bitcoin and you make a topic to making look like a drama you will never end
The amounts invested by banks in Bitcoin/Bitcoin companies wouldn't be so important in their portofolio
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The wallet is not what makes a transaction sent quickly, it is the fee you attach to your transaction. This has been asked 47th times at least. You can go to the "Wallets" subforum and you will find all the replies you want about it. Secure doesn't mean a lot. It's you who secure your wallet.
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People like to compare the price with the week/month before. But if you look at the price since 2013 this is another story. No need to go up to 2013, we can consider just 9 months ago while the price was at 1000$. In 9 months the value increased by 400%, so don't worry we can deal with a -25%
In January, a lot of folks were saying Bitcoin is SOOOO expensive
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