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It has been asked 7 or 8 times already, search a little you will find your answer. As well you can use the Deutch section and see with people from your country
And yeah taxes evasion and taxes frauds are bad and you always pay back soon or later, why should people pay but not you? The good news is it's not only in Europe but worldwide
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Sorry but currencies are not backed by gold since 1980-1981. Wanna know what happened then? See the graph posted by @BillyBobZorton and check the 80's
I agree totally to say the problem is the elite in the finance who are fucking us for a loooong time. They a full control of the economic power and now are looking for the political power since 1-2 decades
In case of a financial reset, cryptocurrencies will be their best bet
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So they are just planning to "digitalize" the sterling. In another word, create a digital sterling and name it a cryptocurrency because it will use the blockchain technology. How it's going to be different?
Same money, same centralized sterling, same problems.
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Is it a problem for you to verify your ID? Otherwise, why don't you use exchanges like Bitstamp, Bl3p, and so on? It will be faster, considering you're using your bank account. I don't know any website that won't require having the ID verified.
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Try to log out then clean your cache, cookies, history and try again. Similar already happened to me and after 1 hour I got it back in balance. I guess it's because of the poor performance of the website. Really hope it will end soon :/
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Isn't it possible to get this using APIs from the exchanges?
One problem could be getting the APIs for a coin that is not listed on a lot of exchanges, so maybe not possible to get the API, I am especially thinking about tokens.
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Bitcoin transaction no, it's not possible to tax the transactions and if it was possible, the miners would be taxed.
In the opposite, the capital gains are surely going to be taxed in most countries in Tier 1 and Tier 2. You bought 1 BTC at $1000 and sold it at $15,000, it's a $14,000 profit and you will be taxed based on the $14,000
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I find this completely ridiculous to see a government deciding to invest in Bitcoin because: they are gambling with the money of the population, if they really want to invest in cryptos then the president should use his own wallet and invest himself, not with the money of the folks.
And a country like Ghana has surely better priority like a stable electricity, clean water and so on..
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It's a good example showing us again that we don't own the money deposited in the bank (we lend it to the bank with a promise to get it back whenever we want) and we have not a full control on our own money.
That's why cryptocurrencies have been invented: be your own bank, nobody will tell you nah you can't buy this, nah you already spend $250 this week, nah the bank don't like this company so no money can be sent to it.
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Services
Buying/selling services.
But, there are many topics about free transaction accelerators, twitter follow back groups, free Twitter audit, which have nothing to do with the description of the board (buying and selling). I don't know if there is a giveaway board but if there is any I just suggest that all the topics should be merged there.
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Have you noticed? The Bitcoin price increased of 1200$ in about 2 hours. To be honest, I have lost about 700€ today but oh well, fuck that, Bitcoin seems to come back on track. At least I hope.  |
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Welcome to the forum @Hopelesser
You don't have to download "their wallet" I have never seen an exchange website having their own wallet and to be honest I surely wouldn't trust the whole website.
1) You have to download your own wallet, such as "Electrum"
2) Then you go to the website and buy some bitcoins or any other altcoins, as you wich
3) Then you move the coins from the exchange to your wallet
If this is the path you want to follow, consider the transactions fees.
Thanks for the quick response. I have looked at some exchanges but, it looks like they want you to pay in Bitcoin (or some other crypto currency), I want to pay in GBP. I will take a look at the 'Wallet' section of the forum. Most of the biggest exchanges (such as Bitstamp, Bitfinex, Kraken, GDAX) can be used to deposit fiat with a bank transfer (or card for some). But if i remember it's not easy to use one with having GBP But yeah the exchange less popular have only bitcoin and altcoins for deposits/trade/withdrawals |
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You can try Paymium, the cards are accepted up to a limit of $250 after the limit reached you will have to verify. I agree that using a bank transfer I much easier and less costly.
Also while using Localbitcoin you are not forced to buy from someone in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Welcome to the forum @Hopelesser
You don't have to download "their wallet" I have never seen an exchange website having their own wallet and to be honest I surely wouldn't trust the whole website.
1) You have to download your own wallet, such as "Electrum"
2) Then you go to the website and buy some bitcoins or any other altcoins, as you wich
3) Then you move the coins from the exchange to your wallet
If this is the path you want to follow, consider the transactions fees.
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There are fees with GDAX, from 0.10% TO 0.30%. Only as a maker, there aren't the fees. I don't think you will find any because the fees are what generate an income for the exchanges. I don't think they run a business for free to users. A 0.25% taker fee for all BTC books and 0.30% taker fee for all ETH and LTC books is collected on each trade during the day. At the end of the day (UTC 00:00), a rebate is calculated and issued. The amount of the rebate issued is calculated on the percentage of total exchange volume, per product, that a trader has participated in over the past 30 days.
For example, If 100 BTC was traded on Coinbase’s BTC/USD order book in the last thirty days and you accounted for 1.1 bitcoin, you account for more than 1% of the total volume and receive a rebate of 0.01% that day and pay an effective taker fee of 0.24%.
The rebate is issued in the quote currency. https://www.gdax.com/fees/BTC-USD |
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The majority of people don't use cryptos for a privacy purpose,. Sadly, most use them to speculate only. If you tell them about cryptography, blockchain they don't understand and don't give a fuck about it.
Those concerned with their privacy are using the anon coins but as the percentage of people isn't big, the market isn't big neither.
I believe this is going to change in 2-3 years and the anon coins will be more recognized and more used only when people will realize how their privacy has been taken over and what were the real reasons for creating Bitcoin
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Since it is often, it is considered as an extra income (if you have already a job), or as a freelancer income. So in both cases, you're supposed to pay the tax income.
However, as some countries haven't make it clear with cryptos, it could be considered as something else than job income (call it whatever it suits you) see the difference. Are you from Portugal? I heard you guys are not taxed on cryptos gains?
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I doubt the authenticity of this news. I have crypto lover friends their in Australia who I confirmed it with and they said they never heard of any such thing happened there in Australia so I guess it is some sort of fud.
Hmm... See this, it looks like it's not a fake news. Maybe your friends haven't done a transactions recently so have not yet suffered from this ban in Australia. I am interested to know what is the final output from this. If this is general it will be a very bad news.:/   https://twitter.com/BitcoinBabeAU/status/946575047254204417/photo/1Commonwealth Bank’s June 2017 terms and conditions for CommBiz accounts specifically excludes this activity, saying it can refuse to process an international money transfer or an international cash management transaction “because the destination account previously has been connected to a fraud or an attempted fraudulent transaction or is an account used to facilitate payments to Bitcoins or similar virtual currency payment services http://www.smh.com.au/business/bitcoin-tensions-rise-as-investors-claim-banks-freezing-their-accounts-20171229-p4yy3z.html |
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From the French postal service to the U.S. postal service, it will take about 4 days max. So then, consider the shipping time between the U.S. airport and your house. I don't know how it works in the U.S. but consider 3-4 days maybe.
In any case you receive, of course, a tracking number
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With Kraken the verification is instant (at least tier 1 & 2) once you enter your personal information your account is automatically updated. This how it worked for me, but the process may have changed since.
What's the difference between the first two tiers and the higher ones exactly? In most cases it's the withdrawal limit and fiat deposits/withdrawals, but Kraken might be a bit different. That being said, Kraken has been suffering from major outage problems for quite a while now, and as long as that isn't taken care of, it's not really an exchange people should work with. Have you tried Bitstamp? Because I have a friend who has been verified in 24 hours. (it was about 2 weeks ago).
That's insanely fast. In more realistic terms, it is a pretty decent job if the verification request by Bitstamp is approved within five working days. Major annoyance is that they quite often want higher res ID scans, which only further delays the verification request, so the friend you're talking about has had the best of luck on his side. The difference between tier 1 & 2 is while in tier 1 you can deposit/trade/withdraw cryptocurrencies only, you can't use fiat. I admit Kraken has been suffering a lot of outages the past weeks but they worked on it (and surely still working) it happens very less often recently. As for Bitstamp, yeah I guess she has been lucky.  |
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