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The future is bright wit Zeit.
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Buying from the hacker is just like receiving stolen property. Yall ok with that?
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Guys can somebody explain me why tenx gained +xxx% last days? I thought we earn rewards only from the new pay token? So why people still buying the old (useless?) one?  Not exactly sure, but they did say they were going to payout rewards in PAY tokens. Maybe they were buying them up for future use while they are at ATL's. |
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Let's light this candle.....
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Alright, it's just about 2019. Let's get this party started!!!  |
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So, yeah, is the marketplace going to be launched on time? Or did they mean black Friday 2019?
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IMO, the bottom is in. I believe the team has everything in place and ready to blow the doors off once things get the green light from "da man". Not sure what people expect. There is obviously no news because everything is on stand by. Buck up, peeps. There's really only one direction from here.
Of course, if they get approval then it will simply blow up the market, but how much to wait or who does not know and whether it will not be known at all. It's going to happen when it happens. There is really nothing anyone can do about it. Whether it happens is another story, but that is where the risk comes in. Usually, when things look the most bleak is when things turn around and start to happen. One thing for certain, when it does happen, it is going to come out of no where for most folks. Do you have ACTUAL facts that support your argument? or Are you just simply making shit up? Tenx has been down since Aug 2017 and of course soon or later it will pop up but how long are you going to wait for it, another year or two? Sorry, friend. I don't need facts to back up an opinion. And, yes, if it takes 5 or more years, I'll wait. You sound like one of those folks who bought BTC back when it was $0.06 and sold for $0.30 and thought you done good. Don't be that guy, lmao. |
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IMO, the bottom is in. I believe the team has everything in place and ready to blow the doors off once things get the green light from "da man". Not sure what people expect. There is obviously no news because everything is on stand by. Buck up, peeps. There's really only one direction from here.
Of course, if they get approval then it will simply blow up the market, but how much to wait or who does not know and whether it will not be known at all. It's going to happen when it happens. There is really nothing anyone can do about it. Whether it happens is another story, but that is where the risk comes in. Usually, when things look the most bleak is when things turn around and start to happen. One thing for certain, when it does happen, it is going to come out of no where for most folks. |
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IMO, the bottom is in. I believe the team has everything in place and ready to blow the doors off once things get the green light from "da man". Not sure what people expect. There is obviously no news because everything is on stand by. Buck up, peeps. There's really only one direction from here.
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It seems many American posters don't understand that Crypto is classified as an Asset in the U.S.
That means every time u sell it (buy something) its a Taxable event requiring a Capital Gains Tax.
Every American here should know this since we just filed our Taxes.
This classification makes using Crypto as a Currency an Acquired price/Sold price pain in the ass!
From what I've read Europe and Asia have labeled crypto an "Alternative" Currency so the TenX model
is still viable in those regions.
I get this. What I don't really get: If you trade for something of equal value, what would be taxed? The problem is the Tax Man doesn't consider it a "trade". They say u are selling one crypto and acquiring another all within that one transaction. Let's say I Buy Nano with BitCoin on an exchange. My Capital Gains Tax is from any profit between BitCoins value when I acquired it and when I used it (considered selling) to buy Nano. If the amount of BTC used was worth $375 when acquired and worth $600 when I used it in the purchase the $225 rise in BTC value incurs a Capital Gains Tax. This CNBC article outlines Crypto Taxes: https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2018/02/21/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bitcoin-and-your-taxes.html Hey, thanks for this. From my understanding, cryptos are considered property, not currency in the US. So, if I trade a bottle of water to you for a bag of beans and then a month later, you decide you really want your beans back. I say those beans will cost you 3 bottles of water now. This is a taxable event and I will have to pay tax on 2 bottles of water? Sounds rediculous to me. |
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It seems many American posters don't understand that Crypto is classified as an Asset in the U.S.
That means every time u sell it (buy something) its a Taxable event requiring a Capital Gains Tax.
Every American here should know this since we just filed our Taxes.
This classification makes using Crypto as a Currency an Acquired price/Sold price pain in the ass!
From what I've read Europe and Asia have labeled crypto an "Alternative" Currency so the TenX model
is still viable in those regions.
I get this. What I don't really get: If you trade for something of equal value, what would be taxed? |
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The end of Q1 is nigh. Will they meet their self imposed deadline? Will they miss it, yet again? All has been quiet on the Eastern front. Like sand through the hourglass, the time crunch is here. I believe they will pull through, but I have been wrong more often than not. Must keep the faith..
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Quick question. Is it normal to take upwards of 12 hours to sync 10 hours of history?
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Soooooo, what is the Christmas present??
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Is anyone concerned about what hashgraph technology might do to the blockchain industry?
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Pretty simple. Safex was delisted from Bittrex for the simple reason that it will eventually pay dividends. This action makes Safex considered a security. Bittrex is watching its own ass so as they will not get hammered by TPTB down the line. Cryptopia was just being flakey and basically manufactured an excuse to delist.
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Why do you fools not just keep your SAFEX in your SAFEX wallet? It is there for a reason, security of your tokens and staking for future SAFEX cash or whatever it's going to be called. Smarten up.
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Rule #1: Thou shall not "expect" rewards!
Rule #2: See rule #1
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