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Jak już tak rzucamy linkami polecającymi, to i tak nikt nie przebije mojego: https://www.bitmarket.pl/?ref=69  Dobre miejsce do sprzedaży. Podobno nie wymagają potwierdzenia tożsamości do momentu osiągnięcia ustawowych 15k euro, także sponio. |
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I bet it is Dorian posting!  SMART GUY! |
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Can someone explain please what's "bankrupty protection" about?
Does it mean he wants Japanese taxpayers to pay off his debt?
It just means that no one can individually sue MtGox. Everyone will have to get in line for their cut of what's left (not that it matters, because it sounds like there's nothing left). But I still hope for some kind of deal with MtGox in which they would slowly pay their customers back in the future. I know it's not how corporations work. I just wish this one is still different. Mark is not an evil guy, and I believe that he would chose what's best for depositors. |
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He is just adorable!   |
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DQpSfisiVYhUmmggYQmHSFhDv43Ao14H28
how doge of u
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Gdyby Allegro ogarnęło płatność w bitcoinach w swoim PayU... Nie wydał bym już ani złotówki.
1. Pensja w PLN
2. Kupić Bitcoiny
3. Poczekać tydzień aż cena skoczy
4. Kupować wszystko za Bitcoiny
5. to co zostaje jest na "lokacie".
żadnych podatków z praw majątkowych i innych pierdół przy wymianie na złotówki...
No ale powoli. Najpierw regulacje musi wprowadzić USA, później wszystkie kraje UE, Chiny, Kazachstan, a na końcu Polska.
Bo k**wa nigdy pierwsi nie możemy wprowadzić innowacji, a później dziwimy się, że zbieramy ochłapy.
Biznes związany z Bitcoinem szuka domu a ustawodawca śpi.
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Jeśli osoba prywatna nieprowadząca działalności gospodarczej potraktuje cyfrową walutę jako inwestycję i będzie osiągać zyski z tego tytułu, to będzie zobowiązana uznać to za przychody z praw majątkowych. Tego rodzaju przychody sumuje się z innymi przychodami osiągniętymi w trakcie roku podatkowego na zasadach ogólnych i opodatkowuje wg skali podatkowej (z dwoma progami podatku dochodowego: 18% i 32%). Czy ktoś z was próbował już opodatkować się w ten sposób? Domyślam się, że potrzebny byłby jakiś papier na podkładkę dla Urzędu Skarbowego? Historia konta na Bitstamp to raczej mało oficjalny dokument. Z kolei potwierdzenie przelewu nie zawiera informacji o ilości zakupionych i sprzedanych bitcoinów. Dla osób prowadzących działalność gospodarczą chyba najbezpieczniej będzie zwrócić się o "indywidualną interpretację przepisów prawa podatkowego". Opłata 40zł i 3 miesiące czekania, ale przynajmniej US nie powinien się później przyczepić. W tej chwili w Polsce łatwiej jest wyprać dochody z BTC niż zapłacić podatek... |
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It appears that Gavin Andersen gave away total of 1'0000 BTC, an equivalent of 1'300'000 USD today ... Of course it wasn't all his money, he used to get donations to do this The first 10,000 bitcoins were provided by Gavin. They were his own. Donations were in addition to that. Now that's something. Or is it? It's like an inflation vs deflation memory battle. Now when you think that people used to buy a car for $1000 in the 50's, you think you're doing so much better than they did. But truth is that $1,000 in 1950 had the same buying power as $9,728.86 in 2013. When someone spend 10,000 BTC on pizza, an equivalent of $10 at the time, you think he's been robbed. |
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Definitely buying.
When you wanna get into mining you need an ASIC hardware, which is expensive.
It is very unlikely that you will ever break even, because ordering it now (from Avalon, Butterfly labs) you have to wait for months. And the network Hash Rate is drastically increasing making your investment less and less profitable every month. ASICMiner is the only company that delivers ASICs quickly, but again, their hardware is for professionals and you'll need some skill to set it up.
In my opinion the best solution (if you really want to get into mining) is to buy ASICMiner shares. You're getting profits from everything friedcat (company owner) mines with his 22 TH/s machines and you get your cut from every penny he makes on ASIC hardware sales, so you're not all dependent on his mining network percentage. Profits are divided equally on every share (there are 400,000 total shares, ~230,000 still belong to friedcat).
Why shares, not hardware?:
1. You don't need any professional skills.
2. You don't have to spend your time taking care of it.
3. Your money is liquid, you can sell your shares with a single click (and you can't do this with hardware).
Even though buying shares is a risky business, I believe it is fairly safe compared to investing into mining hardware not knowing how to deal with it.
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This is a pretty touchy subject a lot of older miners don't like to talk about. I think everyone is afraid of the new pizza issue happening with higher priced items down the line, thus holding on to them for a while longer than they used to.
True. Gavin Andersen was very uncomfortable when asked about "bitcoin faucet" (interview: Triangulation 103). Bitcoin fauced used to be the largest bitcoin giveaway in history. It was a script that send you free bitcoins to play around with. At the beginning it used to give away 5 btc to every visitor (first determined by IP and Bitcoin address, later by Gmail account). This value decreased over time to mBTC. It appears that Gavin Andersen gave away total of 10'000 BTC, an equivalent of 1'300'000 USD today. (if I remember it correctly...). Of course it wasn't all his money, he used to get donations to do this... but still. |
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The transaction is too large for a 0.0005 BTC fee. It is 17KB and the recommended fee is 0.0001 BTC per KB so a fee of about 0.0016 BTC would have been correct.
I think it will confirm but it could take 24 hours or more.
Is there any way you can estimate transaction size (in KB)? Does Blockchain.info offer to set the transaction fee higher automatically when it would be advised? |
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Unfortunately MtGox has growing problems with customer service on such a large scale. Increasing number of smaller exchanges takes over local markets.
I think it is a positive change:
1 The local, national exchange is familiar with local legal system and can give advise on how to run bitcoin business or how to handle taxes.
2 In their interest is to promote the use of Bitcoin in the local community, so they may support bitcoin startups financially.
3 They can lobby for determining the official legal status for crypto-currencies, which I think is very important in current stage of Bitcoin economical development.
To sum it up, GO CAVIRTEX!!
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