I do agree with the title, .ake money work for you and not the other way around am I right? I think that anything that makes you money without having to lift a finger is the end game of every person or that could only be me, because if you don't worry about money then you will be able to do all the things that you wanted to do that could've been otherwise impossible because you are slaving on that 9 to 5 jobs.
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Trump is a very weird person and made some bad decisions, but here we see how much good he made reducing taxes...
I think any "unified global tax rate" would be terrible, and specially good for China. They will not follow those rules and will get benefits from it.
Those global pacts usually also hurt the sovereignty of the countries, which won't be able to attract companies when they need to create more jobs, neither get more money from taxes when they need...
My 2 cents, I think the less rules, the better. Governments world wide already make so many rules, we don't need a "central government" with more rules to all of them.
Trump is not weird, he was smart actually, his term were focused on taking care of laws that will protect his businesses and its interest and making sure that opposition is going to have a hard time. You don't have to worry about China because they are part of the G20 and right now, Chinese labor is getting expensive, have you heard that Apple is slowly moving towards India.
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I hope that the law is passed. It could be huge. We would enter another phase: from seeing whether Bitcoin is recognized or not to people being able to see jobs being created in their region around Bitcoin. I was familiar with Wyoming, but I think that Texas may have more impact because it is one of the most job-creating states in the USA and it also tends to facilitate the creation of new companies, with few regulations, etc.
It is huge because Texas is the biggest stare in USA. This law that is going to recognize bitcoin as a currency is going to help the adoption get faster because when this happens that means that other states are going to follow and little by little, the whole country will adopt bitcoin and other countries will follow, it will be a chain reaction.
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If you're wanting to accept bitcoin, then perhaps you list via facebook which I'm fairly certain doesn't require you to utalise their preferred payment partner (as I don't know they even have one).
This is what I mostly use because in my experience, it is pretty easy to navigate and you can put it in the product description that you are only accepting through bitcoin, that might just be my experience because Facebook is a popular social media site.
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In fact, Bitcoin is not difficult to understand. It is a currency, with a linked price. The real difficulty is to understand how bitcoin works and why it is so valuable. You may need some knowledge in economics and IT fields.
You are somewhat right and wrong at the same time, yes bitcoin is easy to understand but that is just scratching the surface but if you delve deeper then that statement gets less true as you go deeper, it is not a bad thing and it is not a requirement to know it all in bitcoin so you don't have to worry about it, the basics are enough.
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this is an incredible amount, how do they get these Bitcoins... whether all the Bitcoin they got was the result of 'money laundering'. but I do not understand what their reasons are so that they have to confess like this. whether Ukraine will support Bitcoin!
It is an incredible amount and I think everyone in this thread is asking the same question, how did they get those bitcoins, I don't really put too much reliance on my hunch but something tells me that the source of this bitcoin might be of criminal origin and since they are politician and the word corruption is the spouse of the word politician, I am pretty sure that there is something as to how they got those bitcoins.
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whats crazy with giving a gift ? i know its not christmas yet but you can also give gift for other occasions and in your case to give thanks ( thanks giving gift ? ) btc is money only in a digital form and 10 to 15 btc are big enough , no person on earth will ignore that . if im to ask , it was a big deal if i buy the coin cheap and ill gave them away today due to the present value btc have but maybe for you it was fine so go ahead .
That was my thought too, the only time that this will be weird is when you have an ulterior motive behind the gift, but otherwise, you can go ahead and gift it to her OP, if she really did help you a lot and you really want to gift her kindness.
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Without government interference for the people towards crypto , yeah Only the Individual finances will benefits from this. And with a stable individual finances, I am sure that the macro economy is going to benefit too because the people has a lot of money to circulate back into economy.
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Just use a cold wallet and never tell anyone you invested in crypto.
This is the most on point answer that I have seen in this thread, and @Yayis is right, you just have to have a cold wallet with all the necessary credentials to access the wallet hidden away and you have to shut up about it, you will not be a target if they don't know that you have something valuable.
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only issue is the region that we are serving. the people are all in the streets of philadelphia, so the meals preferably should be easily separated. (Driving by and handing them out ideally)
You might want to do a soup kitchen type of van so you can move it more efficiently and they will go to you instead of the other way, not to mention that if you get a bigger vehicle, you might be able to serve more or you can have more people giveaway meals on different places.
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What could be a reason why a whale who 100% hold his coin up to the price of $60 sell their stash when he knows the price could go up to a staggering $100K because of the crisis happening today?
They sure had bought their coins again when the prices drop back and forth from $50 to $60k. Now that there's too few coins to juice out of the weakhands, its preparing to spike again.
We don't know what plans that they have on what to do with their current stash but we know that what they are going to do is going to be making waves and we have to be ready when it happens. I wouldn't necessarily agree that there is less weaker hands because as bitcoin grows, I am pretty sure that there are going to be a lot of people too and in those people, most are likely weak handed when it comes to investing.
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I don't earn/mine Bitcoin, I buy it only. By now, I pefer to hodl it because I don't want to spend any before Bitcoin hits $100K.
That kind of hodling takes a lot of patience since we don't know when will bitcoin bit the magic number 100k USD. For me, I have my bitcoin put on an investment to a company that is being created by my friend.
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Let them think that way because no one can change their mind except themselves, this kind of people are going to hate and reject bitcoin even if it reaches the 7 digit prices. Techinically speaking, bitcoin doesn't have any other practical use besides investment and a mode or object of payment, anything other than that isn't practical.
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Bitcoin saving the economy of my country is a daunting task because bitcoin has to touch a lot of sectors of the economy to make things right in those sector not to mention that the economy of a country is so large that I think that it is going to be difficult for bitcoin to fill that gap. Maybe personal finances of the individual could be saved, start at the bottom to solve the problem at the top.
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I am very happy if bitcoin $100000 in dec 2021. But, my opinion is.... July bitcoin will be up $......... after that there are two possibilities, August till November bitcoin will up or sideway. If sideway, thats mean Dec 2021 bitcoin will be up $............. If still up, end of year bitcoin will be down.
Anyone that is hodling a considerable amount of bitcoin is definitely going to be jubilant when bitcoin prices reach that number or higher. The only problem is that at the end of the day, it is just a prediction and we will only know if it will happen if it finally happens.
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KYC isn't mandatory on Stake. You would be asked KYC if they found out there is something suspicious with your account (money laundering, won through bug, etc).
If it is a win because of a bug, don't you think that it isn't the clients problem since it is out of their reach, that is pretty scumbag move for Stake to put the responsibility for the bug to the clients who didn't know that it existed. Also, how do they exactly do money laundering in gambling when the money that you are going to launder has a chance of getting lost because it is gambling.
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You can use it all by yourself though so you can take all the profits, I mean it works 100% of the time right? To newbies who will read this post, ask yourself why would someone share a thing that can make money so easily and if something is too good to be true, it probably is.
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If other people can be that lucky, why can't we? The most important thing right now is that Rollbit is able to pay whatever wins from their players and now I see it as a gambling site that will have a good reputation among gamblers. Those two big win are good evidence for us. This is a pure judgment from me for this site, and yes at least the winners didn't break the site rules to get those wins.
They are not lucky they're just in the right time and the odds landed on their favor, it's just statistics. I think that being able to pay no matter how big the win is, is a good indicator that the website is a reputable one because they don't cheat their users with cheap trick of holding back their funds or closing their account because the client "violated" some sort of unwritten rule that they can't win big against them.
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To make sure that it is a good casino site, you have to look at how old their thread is in the Gambling board, I would recommend Roobet, Bitvest, Sportsbet.io, and BTCGOSU. You have to manage your bankroll, gamble responsibly.
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I' m sorry about your balance getting removed in CoinRoyale. As Ash and others have mentioned, according to our TOS, the funds in the dormant accounts are subject to removal, especially if the account is more than 5 years old. In addition, the email asking for the funds doesn't match the email of the accounts, which we definitely can't do it. We have emails coming in almost every week 'claiming' he/she owned the 'accounts' and asked us to send funds out to the address he/she provided. It's a textbook tactics by scammers and our team are very aware of it.
That is a pretty bad business practice in my opinion, deleting dormant accounts are not the best thing to do,you could've backed it up before deleting especially if there are funds in that account, that is basically taking someone's money away, you could also use some kind of verification of the owner to prevent scammers you know.
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