/biz/ - Business & Finance

Government has become a racket and destroyed the dollar. Both government and central banks area responsible. It's complete enslavement. We know a gold standard won't happen again so Bitcoin is the best they got.

Note that it won't come easy. There will be martyrs.
- Ross Ulbricht
- Solotshi
- Julian Assange
- Nick Szabo

>>8523969
then why panes that crash almost vertically into the ground don't plow into the soil like they did into the buildings? they always shatter into million pieces leaving no hole in the ground.

Also how do you explain that randomly impacted buildings came down in a sergurically precise manner? they didn't tip over to the side or anything.

regarding WTC7, doesn't matter, there have been casses of scyscrappers burning for hours if not days and they didn't collapse.

>>6849052
>They wont have the faintest of how to explain or handle the paperwork to them.
That's why You just wait until Mr IRS claims crypto trading as legal only for (((accredited investors))) because of that reason you mentioned and many more

>>6849066
that's absoultely right. Those vital needs need to be met. Expensive healthcare/schools is a small price to pay when it comes to funding events of the biggest importance like invading mudslims in Palestine, or buying Shaniquas the newest iPhone so she's not bored on her tax payers funded retirement.

>>6849087
This gentleman is also right.
You guys have to remember that you're playing a rigged game
Mr IRS is DOUBLE FUCKING you, not only do they print AS MUCH AS THEY WANT fr themselves, they also need to make sure to take away from you as much as neccessary to keep you wagecucking.

>>6849189
AFAIK the dutch pay something like a wealth tax, which is like 1-2% of the entire stuff they own each year, very different from the ASS RAPING that Mr IRS have prepared for their beloved citizens.
>Of course you only are taxed on the fiat you cash out. How are they going to tax your digibytes?
Assuming you never sold anything on a verified exchange you're correct, but you'll still need to come up with some scenario when cashing out. I layed out some possible solutions here >>6849006
but if you ever traded btc for eth on bitstamp/coinbase, let alone sold something for FIAT, oh boy, you better spread dem buttchicks WIDELY!

>>6849315
now imagine people who don't operate in usd but a different currency but don't have any big exchanges in their countires to take prices from
USD fluctuations come into play as well HAHAHAHA, but like I said, very few countires are as "free" as The Land of The Free.

>>6849422
all those magical software will Stall like a deer in the headlights, it's just pajeets shilling their primitive excel functions wrapped in a nice looking software

>>5764216
then you're good
but 99% of people making serious gainz now are doing so through alts with no fiat pairs

remember neets, 99% tax on all your gains and losses
roasties and normie wagecucks only 10% because mr shekelberg appreciates their (((hard work)))