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To clear this discussion up, we need someone to chime in who has gone through the rigamarole of doing taxes on Cryptomining. Paying the taxes on bitcoin you mined on XYZ date makes no sense whatsoever. Say for instance, you mined a 1 Altcoin on 7/11/16 at a price of $500 . A month later the price of the altcoin crashes to $15 dollars amd doesnt recover for the foreseeable future. The value of the alt-coin is only realized once the altcoin is converted to Fiat or used to purchase a good. Technically the Alt-coin is a useless abstract currency until this occurs. So the IRS expects us to pay the taxes on a mined alt-coin, before we ever realize its true worth? This makes no sense, but, if that is the case, then miners should immediately cash out whatever they earned, then re-convert whatever fiat they want to re-invest in the particular coin. This would make it much easier for the miner to organize their particular taxes. A friend of a friend recently purchased multiple Asic miners and he told me hes going to mine, hold, and whenever he cashes out present the earnings as capital gains. He will put down the value of the equipment used in column E on his Schedule D 1040 form. I view this all as straight capital gains. I feel thats the best thing for us miners to do, even if the IRS balks, your not going to jail and maybe have to pay a small fine due to the fact that this is a new field, for us and for the IRS. Another thing that may work is, mine, hold, and hope that your countries economy becomes like Japans, in Japan you can use Bitcoin as a taxless currency for goods, rent, property, cars and food. I foresee this happening after the price of a bitcoin starts to stabilize around 100K, which should occur toward the middle of the 2020's Using Bitcoin in Japan: https://youtu.be/xrauYRGDCjY
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Lbry is wack, p2p videos is so 1999. Getting the program off my Mac was literally impossible. In this day & age of tablets, lbry is useless. Lbry forces users to have to download memory eating videos onto their user terminals. This makes no sense whatsoever. Sure people who bought this coin are going to say Lbry is the best thing since yada-yada-yada (typical hype)... but regular everyday folk are never going to use lbry, they could care less if its decentralized or not. Downloading videos direct to a terminal is archaic, pointless and annoying. I sold all of my Lbry coin, lbry = crap coin... Besides all of this I emailed my lbry issues to Reilly Smith , their customer service rep (see link below). It's been over 12 days and still response. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxUV7svdfTVvZmZleDhKYW9ycVE/view?usp=sharing I understand where you are coming from, when you watch anything you have to essentially download it. So say you watch a couple movies...well that eats up a lot of space on your hard drive. I still think that LBRY has potential for other types of files though, most importantly e-books. So I agree with you in a sense but I wouldn't say it's completely useless. kindle
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Ya I'm un-sure about the rent route. I can get booted out if they chose to use their tokens for their own mining rigs. I have not read anywhere how that's gonna work. Like is there a specific time that the rent is lock in X amount of time. Because for example myself. I have 4400 WTT now. I will rent out 2640 of it until I get my rigs in. So when & if I'm ready to use mine. What would happen to my renters rigs?
Reach out to them via : host@giga-watt.com They've been extremely receptive John,
Tokens will be rented out to clients at the same rate as GigaWatt offers, $0.033/ kwh
Thank you,
Customer Support
Giga Wat,, Inc
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I have nothing buy good things to say about this company. Top notch on all levels. Dave Carlson is Gigawatts CEO. Dave is a legend in the bitcoin mining world (See vid link below). If you have a miner, you would be naive not to do business with these guys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoT-y5FPoqw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy28VGFBcyQ https://youtu.be/XAIJ5D4bugQ I need more WTT tokens. What will be our options in this type of situations?
If you missed out on the token sale, no biggie. They allow you to rent tokens for a very very inexpensive price. Gigawatt has a bright future!
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well for one, what year it this? ;p " download memory eating videos onto their user terminals. " what the hell are you even talking about? lol LBRY is a decentralized content network, think youtube meets bittorrent, where CREATORS keep 100% of THEIR money and USERS are paid to help "seed" the network. For two: Reilly smith is not their customer service rep, did you not even READ lbry.io/team? maybe an email to help@lbry.io would have been better as per the site... For three: you are NOT an "investor" . you bought tokens on a free market. Lbry.inc never solicited a penny from you in an scammy ICO so get over your bad decisions and blame who pushed the buy button. Lbry's only "investors" AFAIK are Pillar.Inc (VC), and THEIR OWN TIME AND $$$ Why dont you try and use the program before making such a misguided post. To view a lbry vid, that vid must be dl'd to an end terminal. I love the concept of cutting out the middle man, but if you look at this objectivity [which you obviously arn't] you would realize lbry is junk. Regardless of how much users get paid to "help seed the network", those vids take up alot of real estate on a harddrive... technology as a whole is moving toward smaller harddrives/ cloud computung/tablets/large cell phones. A content creator has two goals 1) Exposure 2) Profit .... Even though YouTube takes large portions of the profits, it's balanced out by the billion + number of users they have. More users = more exposure = more money for creator's. "you are NOT an "investor" ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) why do you jump to the conclusion that I was only reffering to my btc investment? My email to Reilly had nothing to do with the few bucks that were spent. I invested my personal time and exposed my computer to their beta release. I am a potential customer .... customers/users = investors. Where would lbry be without a user base??? Lbry is a rinky dinky start up... users are their bread an butter. The fact that its been two weeks and no response further cements the notion that lbry is unprofessional/amateur. I hope that im wrong and they get their act straightened out, but my gut feeling tells me they won't. This coin is definitely a dump. Invest in another coin, there's alot of winners out there you may be missing out on ...
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Lbry is wack, p2p videos is so 1999. Getting the program off my Mac was literally impossible. In this day & age of tablets, lbry is useless. Lbry forces users to have to download memory eating videos onto their user terminals. This makes no sense whatsoever. Sure people who bought this coin are going to say Lbry is the best thing since yada-yada-yada (typical hype)... but regular everyday folk are never going to use lbry, they could care less if its decentralized or not. Downloading videos direct to a terminal is archaic, pointless and annoying. I sold all of my Lbry coin, lbry = crap coin... Besides all of this I emailed my lbry issues to Reilly Smith , their customer service rep (see link below). It's been over 12 days and still response. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxUV7svdfTVvZmZleDhKYW9ycVE/view?usp=sharing
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Trading with btc - eth, I buy too high ( 0,082 ) and today I sell all on 0,077. Before that trade btc - ripple ( xrp ), make mistake buy 0,0002150 so today I sell with price 0,0001200. I decide to sell all because my patience is finish. I have loss almost 40% from my money, my question is simple ................. stop or continue?
you stop. you've already broken all the rules, as you're trading with emotion. Neither Rome nor fortunes were built in a day. Exactly! If he wants to have any sucess, imo (take it or leave it), read up tremendously on the coins you're purchasing and buy during a dip, hold for quite some time and see where it goes after a few weeks. Day trading cryptos will leave you pennyless, the whales will eat you right up
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Hi,
Hope I posted in the right board and totally new to this investing bitcoins.
I got under 0.1 bitcoin lending on poloniex but rates are too low for a good return.
Where is the best place to Invest bitcoins with the best returns and lowest risk?
Thanks,
ICO's while some are risky/scammy others are not. Personlly I will be investing in the following ICO's this month: OX, Enigma, Decentraland If you want to invest outside of the crypto world, look at this website: youstake.com “staking,” the practice of financially backing players for a cut of their winnings is a growing business. http://www.marketwatch.com/story/how-to-turn-60-into-40000-invest-in-a-poker-player-and-get-lucky-2017-07-31?mod=genpf_twitter_new2&link=sfmw_tw
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good point! As Arnold would say.... I'll be back ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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