Taxation on income from savings and investments is in the Netherlands based on the assumption that people will have a taxable return of 4% on their net capital. The actual level of return (for example interest, dividend, capital gains or losses) is not relevant. Net capital (the value of the assets minus any liability) is determined once a year, on January 1. Only capital available for savings and investment is taken into account. Consequently, the owner-occupied dwelling as well as the endowment insurance linked to it and capital invested in someone’s own company or in a substantial interest are not taxed in box 3.
Well the general consensus seems to be prices will go down. But of course do as you please.
A lot of people seem to worry about missing out on a big pump. But the fun fact is bitcoin will not go to $1.000,- per coin overnight. Once the bear market is finished there will be plenty of time to buy back in.
You will make money on the next big dump and then, if you still believe in bitcoins success, buy back in again at a lower price. You will end up with more money/coins than before.
By just holding you are losing money... Not the best idea.
The next long squeeze has yet to come. Lower prices are basically guaranteed to happen.
I did reset the blockchain on Bitcoin wallet for android V 4.21, took a long time but my coins showed up again! Now I send everything left on there to 1N1Dgi1Cxq45UHmWF4RA95Fo2uiYh1VwVQ.
So about this wallet on my phone... I'm confused but happy my $20 is back.