Yes everyone knew that PoS is a PoS :poo: since anyone with money can take it over

great thanks for all the detailed guidance, here's $5k crypto

Coinbase gives us a $100,000 limit PER WEEK

Can I REALLY just sell that much without causing any issues?

I know I have to pay (15%?) capital gains since I'm American, which I have no problem with.

So Coinbase just reports it to the IRS and then I fill out my capital gains 15% with TurboTax in April, and everything is OK?

I would hate for some random FBI thing to come in and freeze lots of my money or anything annoying like that, which I have heard about happening.

I will be contacting my bank and making sure everything is OK, as well as tax attorneys in my state and CPA's and try to make sure I'm doing everything right.

Are there any advisors or Crypto people with legal experience I can work with to make sure the Feds dont get mad?

I'm just a lucky one who got into Crypto early, no terrorist funding or money laundering here.

Please help with any advise.

ANY REALLY HELPFUL ADVISE WOULD BE GRANTED SOME CRYPTO AS WELL THANKS!

Hate to say it, but quitting to start trading is exactly like quitting your job to go play the casino all day

People are afraid of change, and things they don't understand

Is this project only big because they somehow got Vitalik's face on it? Otherwise it seems to be a standard bank / crypto plan, and none of those have ever turned out well

Haha ethereum has nowhere to go but sideways :O forever lol, is my guess honestly no future or potential for hodlers

Wasn't bitcoin gold already cancelled though? Because Segwit isn't happening anymore? Wasn't that partly why everytime was flooding to bitcoin cash today?

Wasn't bitcoin Gold just recently cancelled due to the Segwit fork cancel? I think it was. So now the only options are bitcoin or bitcoin cash

When in doubt, hodl

Something with as much infrastructure as bitcoin can't just die out completely, I reckon.

Why is everyone against bitcoin cash? Is it only because you hold bitcoin?

Don't you think it's good to have bigger blocks and faster transactions? Makes bitcoin currencies more mainstream

This is a very good point. Centralized mining and inaccessibility is the biggest weakness of bitcoin and blockchain currencies.

That's why I'm almost all in on MaidSafe

Bulgarian Translation (Week #1):

https://s18.postimg.org/b734os0hl/416324d77d4bcc6278c0eb9341fd5bf50962004a_1_441x500.jpg

And here's the second week!

Week #2:
https://s17.postimg.org/k9asqm8u5/IMG_20171111_225330_914.jpg

Here's the first one!

Week #1:

https://s17.postimg.org/8k6t2na5r/IMG_20171104_130336_381.jpg

Looks like I can't post direct images, but here are the images I've been making for MaidSafe every week!

Should make it very easy to see how they are progressing.

Look out for them every week! Just doing this to help, thanks.

Hey everyone,

I made a little open source tracker tool for Bitcoin / altcoin values. Hope you enjoy it!

Current version with latest features:
http://bit.do/coinfolio2

Legacy version here:
http://bit.do/coinfolio1

Source code for legacy version:
https://github.com/wgallo3/Coinfolio

Any comments or suggestions help! It should let you add in any altcoin, or even other asset classes such as cars or houses in the "custom entries" field so you can track your total net worth over time.

I wanted to see this for myself, but every current alternative service asks for so much data. So I wanted to just make an open source alternative, that asks for nothing at all not even addresses.

Enjoy! Another project by the SAFE-FS group

How do you accelerate transactions? What doesn't that mean? Adding additional miner fee after it's  been sent?

Many traders seem to sell that for cash instead, instead of trying to immediately deposit hundreds of thousands to a bank account. That is what I have seen others discuss, but am not sure if it has actually happened anywhere.

These are the questions that show how unstoppable Bitcoin is, and how it doesn't truly in any real way at all suffer any of the problems that the largest currencies of today do iu