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"Nous voler", tu n'es pas l'Etat Français. Si je vends maintenant c'est à perte, mais pas de problème pour mutualiser mes pertes !
Mais merci pour les tuyaux ! J'ai une carte Revolut, je vais voir si je peux cash out dessus
Ah bon ? C'est qui l'état français alors ? Tu as déjà consulté le budget de la France ? Tu crois qu'il sert à enrichir les hauts fonctionnaires ? C'est exactement l'inverse. Quelle hypocrisie. Le budget est défini. Chacun doit payer sa part. En ne payant pas la tienne, tu forces tous les autres à payer plus. Donc tu voles tous les français. Oui j'ai déjà consulté le budget du gouvernement. 30% du PIB dans la dépenses sociales publiques c'est édifiant. La France n'est pas la République qui n'est pas l'Etat qui n'est pas Bercy. Vous télescopez toutes ces notions et vous prenez pour un patriote car vous reversez +40% de vos revenus en charges et impôts, grand bien vous fasse, reversez donc 80% vous serez sûrement meilleur citoyen. Je m'arrête ici, je n'ai strictement rien à apprendre dans ce domaine, et me passe de leçons de morale. Vous n'êtes pas l'Etat Français mais son pigeon. Bonne soirée |
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Je faisais référence aux cartes bancaire, comme Wirex et les autres. Mais échanger contre des cartes cadeaux peut être une option aussi de temps en temps.
Et oui effectivement, si tu ouvres un compte sur Kraken il te faudra faire une déclaration au Trésor public pour déclarer que tu as un compte chez eux. C'est valable que ce soit avec Kraken ou un autre, sinon tu risques une belle petite amende.
Si tu comptes nous voler, c'est à dire ne pas payer d'impôts, je te conseille d'être attentif à la façon dont tu vas le faire. Lorsque l'on essaie d'enculer les impôts, il faut penser sur le long terme. Autrement tu pourrais te retrouver dans une situation très délicate dans l'avenir, ou tu n'auras d'autre choix que de te balancer toi même. Bien sûr ca te coutera également de l'argent, mais c'est de l'argent que tu étais censé donner au départ
" Nous voler", tu n'es pas l'Etat Français. Si je vends maintenant c'est à perte, mais pas de problème pour mutualiser mes pertes ! Mais merci pour les tuyaux ! J'ai une carte Revolut, je vais voir si je peux cash out dessus |
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Merci pour ta réponse.
Merci pour l'info poue Bitrefill, je ne connaissais pas, je vais me renseigner.
Je vais me renseigner sur Bisq.
Que veux-tu dire "cartes" ?
Tu comptes les impôts comme des "frais", ou comme quelque chose que tu souhaites payer ? Les cartes, LeGaulois fait référence à bitrefill surement. Tu peux acheter des cartes cadeaux en bitcoin et les utiliser pour faire tes courses chez Zalando, Carrefour, Ikea, etc. Ca ne permet pas de directement mettre des € sur ton compte, mais ça te permet d'éviter de dépenser ceux qui y sont déjà  En utilisant Kraken il faut déclarer au trésor public ? Je ne comptaiq pas payer d'impôt Je ne pensais pas qu'un site comme Kraken faisait le lien avec l'administration fiscale !
Edit modo : remise en ordre des quotes car on ne comprenait pas ce dernier message. |
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Merci pour ta réponse.
En utilisant Kraken il faut déclarer au trésor public ?
Je vais me renseigner sur Bisq.
Que veux-tu dire "cartes" ?
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Salut, quelles sont les méthodes que vous recommandez pour cash-out BTC->EURO en 2021 ? (le moins de frais, sûr, etc)
Merci
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So it looks like BTC dominance has restabilize around the 55%
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Ok thanks!
And when I'm in bitcoin app > settings > public key export pproval, I have Manual approval and Auto approval. What is it? I can't seem to open these approval at all
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I was assuming that Ledger would display my BTC balance on the screen.
From what I read it doesn't, right? That's confusing because even on the ledger box, there is "150 BTC" displayed on the screen.
So how to make sure my money in on cold wallet device? From the moment I see money on the Ledger Live, does it mean it is already on the device?
Sorry if my question sounds dumb, but I find it a bit confusing.
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54.2% at the moment, first time I see it above 53.x%
When BTC price reached its maximum and the cryptocurrency was close to 20 thousand Bitcoin dominance was about 37%. It was explained by the high prices of the altcoins. Now, when alts are down, people prefer to deal with BTC. First time since september 2018 (I forgot to mention). BTC had 3 dumps over that period but dominace remained the same (53%). On this new dump the dominace is finally affected: 55.2% now |
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stable for crypto eyes may not be possible because crypto currencies will continue to move because the trade continues and that cannot make crypto currencies unstable
The topic is specifically about the BTC dominance's stability. It's not now at 54.7% |
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54.2% at the moment, first time I see it above 53.x%
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I can feel that people are nervous because most people don't even take time to address the point of "BTC dominance" and straight go speculating about BTC's bright future.
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can it really be called stable even if it is fluctuating? do you mean that dominance as it has set the trend for the other coins? i just want to understand and ease my confusion.
Bitcoin went from 6500 to 5500 Then 5500 to 4200 Then 4200 to 3700 Since september BTC dominance remained the same (53%) which means BTC and the whole market fell proportionnaly which wasn't the case in previous dump phases. I wonder why and what that means. |
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Perhaps the plunge in cryptocurrency in November is preparing for the bull market, which may be good news. But for future market uncertainty, bitcoin instability will help the bull market. The price of Bitcoin is the same as the price before the bull market last year.
Its too early making prediction. Its true that bitcoin market cap dominate more than 53% but i think its because most altcoin drop the price more than 90%. Hopely bitcoin price not drop again because many good news will come to market like BAKKT or ETF trade
This topic isn't about predictions but understanding the current situation |
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Since the dump from 6500$ (and actually since sept.) btc dominance has been very stable, around 53%.
However it appears previous bear market phases always had an impact on the indicator.
How do you explains this at all?
I have noticed that as well and it seems very interesting, bitcoin and altcoins are falling in almost the same proportion, I am not sure what this means, was the crash fabricated? Or are people selling bitcoin and their altcoins in the same proportion because they are getting completely out of the market? I do not know and it will be interesting to know if someone has a theory to explain what it is happening. That was exactly my point and interrogation. And most notably since in previous market dumps, BTC was not falling in the same proportion as altcoins. 2 points that have been mentionned earlier and seem valid to me, and point out 2 market changes: - Echanges offer more altcoins - Stable coins, which now play the role of "refuge" I'm still amazed how stable it is despite all these massive pumps and dumps |
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EMA (according to google) is an exponential moving average. It's essentially a curved line that follows the price of bitcoin. You're joining a 'line of best fit' on the graph of the price to see where the coin will go next. The line obviously (barely ever) touches the actual price as the price either shoots trhough it and goes above or goes below. There are point where it can stay somewhere in between but the ema still doesn't really touch it as it's normally projected as a ribbon. The strong sell idea is due to the way that the price goes. The issue with having a strong sell is that the bitcoin price, like stocks and shares, doesn't always go the way these sites predict and these sites can contradict each other too. https://uk.tradingview.com/symbols/BTCGBP/technicals/ - the four hour chart on here is in "sell", the daily is on "buy" and the 1 minute is on "sell". So these are just indicators based on statisitcs that some prices most likely have followed in the past but it's really anyone's guess where the price will go. Thanks for the trading view gauges. Pretty weird that results of technical analysis can be so different depending on the timeframes... Now it's sell on 1 day, and buy for less than hour. Finally, I don't even think these gauges can help in anything given it's so erractic. Or tell me how to use them  |
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Thanks again! Much appreciated!
One more : "Floating price. The final Bitcoin amount will be determined at the time of the trade finalization."
Let's say I want to buy BTC for 1K€ in cash. I will know my price (amount of BTC), at the moment I give my cash to the seller?
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Sorry for the noob question, but what is "escrow system"?
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Thanks looks like a good read |
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