Hi <redacted>,

 

On April 9, 2021, the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) issued a summons, pursuant to a court order, demanding that Circle Internet Financial, LLC f/k/a Circle Internet Financial, Inc. (“Circle”) and affiliates, produce records relating only to U.S. taxpayers that engaged in the trading of digital assets with at least $20K in value of transactions in any one year between 2016 through 2020. Notice of the court order authorizing service of the summons on Circle which the Department of Justice made public on or about April 1, 2021, can be found here. We are writing to inform you that we are complying with this summons which requires us to produce information specific to your account.

 

If you have any concerns about this, we encourage you to seek legal advice from an attorney.

 

We also want to highlight that because the IRS served the summons to Circle on April 9, 2021, and our response to the summons has not been fully resolved after more than six months, it is our understanding that the periods of limitations under 26 U.S.C. §§ 6501 (relating to assessment and collection) and 6531 (relating to criminal prosecution) were suspended as of October 9, 2021, and will continue until Circle’s response to the summons is fully resolved. This may be relevant to the tax returns that you have filed for the 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 calendar years. If you have questions about your tax liability for those years, we encourage you to consult with your tax advisor.

 

Regards,

Team Circle

Finally, Antisthenes dies with this post, so you liars might rejoice again.
I’m done quoting your lies and exposing your evil ways, as this - much like everything - has come to an end.
I will change my password to a random XX extra long digit one, and will never ever log in again, so in any future event that this might happen, well, it’s just not me.
Of course, retrieving and changing the password from the email associated remains an option for now, until it is not.

If this is really Tee Higgins' mother, no one should mention anything bad about her son in social media heheeheheh.

Masternodes are making profits today:
allnodes.com 10.04% APR 🔥
app.crowdnode.io 8.19% APR 👍

@everyone. On the Broncos vs. the Lions, what is everyone's prediction? Do you reckon can win against the spread on -4.5? This might be Detroit's chance to start another small winning streak hehehehe. The Broncos offense is not very good and Russell Wilson might not be very trustworthy. Their run defense is also not very reliable.

The game will begin in 1 hour.

Haven't watched yet. Is it any good?

I rather liked season 1.

OT:

I'm so glad to see movie review sites not being paid off by Hollywood anymore to write gushing reviews of terrible movies, and finally getting back to writing brutally honest critical reviews of terrible movies.

https://www.indiewire.com/criticism/movies/rebel-moon-part-one-a-child-of-fire-review-zack-snyder-netflix-1234935678/

This year is ending with a bitcoin price $60k?

---

BTC/USD: Bitcoin Consolidates Near $41K After 8% Drop Kicks Off Weekly Trading
Market participants endured the worst single-day performance in nine months, but Bitcoin is still up 150% on the year.

Bitcoin prices BTC/USD consolidated near the $41,000 threshold on Wednesday after a cold plunge of 8% took traders by surprise on Monday. The top crypto asset suffered its worst day in nine months after profit taking clipped some of Bitcoin’s recent gains on the back of the highly-coveted spot Bitcoin ETF.
With that in mind, BTC has pulled back from its 2023 peak of $44,700, hit last week, which was the highest point seen since April 2022. Traders who bought in early this year shouldn’t worry about the fresh drop – Bitcoin flaunts a hefty 150% year-to-date gain, outperforming nearly all large-cap assets.
Undeterred prospects for the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF continue to steer the token’s price trajectory. Active talks between the US financial watchdog, the SEC, and BlackRock, the asset manager who awaits a decision on its BTC ETF application, are improving the crypto investment climate on Wall Street.


Source 1.

---

BTCUSD technical analysis (Chart).

Many people are still buying...


Source 2.

---

It seems I called this one too early but I was not wrong, it is just too early... Do we agree?

It is not that Bitcoin will not enter a correction just that it is yet to do so, but things are looking good.

Since I've been gone for a while I need to know which Altcoins you are interested in, which Altcoins should I update first?

Bitcoin is looking great but the price already reached the April 2022 high which is the top for this bullish wave. So, watch out, it can go higher but a correction can develop at anytime.

The Altcoins are different though, specially the medium sized and smaller ones.
These can show plenty of room available for additional growth.

So let me know in the comments section which Altcoins you want me to look at first and I will publish everyday.

You will have to look into my profile in order to find the updates, daily.
I will do them all, one by one.

Thanks a lot for your continued support.


Source 3.

---

Bitcoin: Overlooking The Wave Count?

Bitcoin appears to be in a smaller magnitude Wave 4 (see chart) which implies one more push higher to complete the impulse structure. such a move can see price into the mid to high 46Ks over the next couple of weeks. While this is good news for those who have been or are looking to go long, there is one technical problem that is likely being overlooked by most.



Source 4.

---

My opinion:

If we look at all the above things well, then we can notice that before the end of this year, the price of Bitcoin is going to be higher, maybe it can exceed $60 thousand. we may have to wait until December 19, 2023 to see them, only then will we actually know how many pips Bitcoin ends the year at.

Maybe we're going to see something like Rocket and it's too soon.

Well, Ledger has shit the bed yet again

https://twitter.com/Ledger/status/1735370531224834430

Yet another reason not to dabble in shitcoins but man it has been an embarrassing year for the Ledger team. Couple all that with their software being packed with analytics tracking and they're a big NO for me now

Hey, I just realized. Why are your hats not NFTs?

I get "SSL_ERROR_INTERNAL_ERROR_ALERT" from tor.

If you are the owner of that site, I am told by Firefox to inform you an error occurs during connection with bitmixlist.com.

Anyone here who made it with Bitcoin but still keeps living like a average person? Thank god I made it, thanks to Bitcoin. But I keep staying in cheap hotels, try to eat good food but without spending unnecessary money etc. For example, I eat a good steak but I don’t choose a steak house but prefer a supermarket where you buy the meat from the butcher and then they cook it for you in the built in restaurant.. That costs me 20 bucks vs 60-80 bucks in the steak house for the same meat. I’m not sure if this is a good or a bad habit. I hate to spent money on things that do not give me more benefits than the cheaper version. A luxury hotel is nice but at the end you just need it for the night sleep. I’m outside all day exploring. Some people spent 500 bucks a night for a hotel. I try to safe 5€ per night by finding the same hotel over google. Usually I pay 40-50€ per night for a hotel

Another example, I live in the center of Bangkok and stay in a luxury apartment in Asok. The room is only 30 sqm and it costs me 700 euros a month. I could have a 60 sqm apartment in the same building but would cost me 1400 Euros. I just can’t justify spending that much money every month because it’s money I won’t ever see again.  So, I live on a budget, but still in a luxury place. Trying to find the middle way when it comes to spending money.

Would be interesting to hear different opinions on this topic. Some people spent it on yachts and lambos. I try to live as cheap (but good) as possible.

For what it's worth, my experience with people of faith (mainly Christians, bus some from other religions), has been pretty negative, on average. I find many of them to be among the most aggressive, intolerant, arrogant, stubborn, closed-minded, bitter, toxic individuals I've ever met. For me, the fact that someone is deeply religious is a pretty accurate predictor of one or more of the above traits. There are exceptions, of course, but the norm seems to be like that.

It's sad, really... I wouldn't wish it on anybody.

@theymos
Okay, I've been reading the OP and then a few follow up pages.

Please can someone clarify if I get this right - since a mixer is also an integral part of certain wallets with a strong focus on privacy (Samurai, Wasabi etc), will it also be prohibited to talk about these?

In consequence, will it be prohibited to talk about https://walletscrutiny.com/ or any other forum, website, service focused on privacy in Bitcoin?
What about Monero, can we talk about that?

...

Examples of things that are not banned mixers include exchangers (unless they have a mixing function), CoinJoin-supporting non-custodial wallets, and Monero.

reading more on negotiation page 167 gave him a merit.

so pages 167 and 168 had good content.


but there is an issue of poorly credited sources.

So I will read pages of posts 160 to 166 later and see how many poor crediting posts he made.

I am thinking this is why no one gives merits to him.

Its been all downhill for me since this post. I've been on a freakin' 4-game losing streak, and I'll likely lose this next game as well -- not that it matters anymore. I truly did jinx myself.

In any case, getting away from that whole fiasco, we have some exciting games still yet to take place through the rest of the season.

Who had Texans on their NFL Bingo Card as possible playoff contenders this year?

For a playoff picture, I'd like to see Dolphins vs. Chiefs in the AFC and Eagles vs. 49ers in the NFC.

I am contemplating if I drop all my players in the waiverwire or continue playing to avoid ending on the bottom hehehe.

In any case, I predict the Jets and the Raiders will beat the spread, both with +3 and Mahomes will win against Josh Allen hehehe.

Also, who is everyone's MVP for the regular season? I reckon Dak, however, I know everyone might be on Purdy.

Killing someone at a distance of 2.5 miles is impressive! The bullet would typically take more than 5 seconds to reach the target. And then there is the ballistics to take into account.