/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15471191
Dude so all employees have to be on record for employment on linkedin? Its literally not mandated that they have a linkedin, and if you say everyone has been fired, show me the linkedin of previous employees who have left.

And the 12 employees are 3x as many as you were quoting, and also I remember you FUDDING a while back that Altif wasn't working with them when even he is on their linkedin page too.

You're making a bunch of assumptions without any proof, just because someone isn't on the linkedin doesn't mean they aren't employed or working for them.

And You said they are working at different companies but they still have Constellation listed in their list of companies they are actively working for on their individual pages.

So again, you wanna FUD me, but your whole Linkedin theory, which has been the only thing you've even been willing to show any proof, is 50% your speculation based simply on the last of profiles on job site.

You can keep saying "they fired everyone" but where are the fired?
You can keep saying they have no money, but where is the proof that they don't?
You can keep saying its a scam, but you haven't proven your original contention about the CEO daytrading as the crux of your supposed claims killing this coin.

>>2054502
Look at it like this.

>Jan 2017
>Buy 1000 XLM at $0.002
>XLM jumps to cap at 0.03 by end of year as you held it in crypto
>(assuming wagecuck job) Have pay 15% of acquired $15000 held (2250)

>If you cash out part of 15000 to pay the 2250 you not only lose your held capital but possibly raise your tax bracket and add to your annual income (but was instantly lost to cover)

or

>Pay off $2250 with wagecuck money, now have to pay a minimum of 15% more of $15000 when cashing out (another 2250)

Sure in this ideal high investment x30 situation you net between $9500-10500 for the year after taxes, but this is very niche and implies cashing out.

Most people here are bag holders and have years of captial gains tax to fight if they want to reach their goal of "millionaire" legally while also having the daunting 39% tax waiting when the ascend to nigh-fiat BTC or cash out the big enchilada.

>>2054559
All gains for the year held by an individual that are not made into fiat are taxable by capital gains tax relative to your annual income in the tax bracket.