… but buys a lot of coke, hookers and fast cars. But does that make you happy? A lot of people suffer from regret from not investing earlier. I got into crypto in 2012, when I bought 27 bitcoins for around 300 dollars (or something like that, can't quite remember it), and if only I'd…
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Specifically for someone who has a decent understanding about technology. submitted by /u/apartment_267 [link] [comments]
Was reading over this from the IRS: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-14-21.pdf Specifically this: Q-8: Does a taxpayer who “mines” virtual currency (for example, uses computer resources to validate Bitcoin transactions and maintain the public Bitcoin transaction ledger) realize gross income upon receipt of the virtual currency resulting from those activities? A-8: Yes, when a taxpayer successfully “mines” virtual…
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I am fairly new to crypto, early January of this year, and my original portfolio had a big chunk of BTC. But after watching basically everything else in my portfolio outperform it, I have slowly migrated out of Bitcoin for now, at least during this bull run. The odd thing is, I can't see any…
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Over the last eight years, U.S. law enforcement has seized a great number of bitcoins and at one time, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) held one of the largest bitcoin wallets after the Silk Road takedown. A recently published report shows the FBI has started using cryptocurrency mixing applications in recent times in order […]
DOI: Am presently a no coiner and the story explains at least one of the reasons why. There is a genuine company called Palafox Trading LLC which is a subsidiary of Citadel Securities in the USA. The genuine Palafox Trading – as I have now learnt – does not deal with the public. Someone had…
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After signing up to reddit and becoming a part of this beautiful sub I have learned an insane amount of information and this is my take on a small portion of it. Let’s start with reddit and MOONS. I know at the moment even though the amount of moons per karma has decreased incredibly it’s…
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tldr: centralized exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, regulate the capacity for people to jump onto the Ethereum network by allowing people to send their Ether off their exchange. What could we do if the SEC rolled in and stopped all of these Centralized exchanges from allowing the everyday user to send their Ether out of…
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Hey, so a while back I was using Parity, and I have a few of these JSON files which I'm pretty sure I used to access my wallets. I've got no phrases, nothing else, just the files. I'm pretty sure I know their passwords, but since Parity's deprecated, I can't access them. I've tried MEW,…
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