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Your point aside (which is valid, yes she's kinda stupid),
my bed and matress is also the most expensive item in my flat. The oak together with that mattress was a bit over €5000. It's 180 x 200cm and I set it up in front of a mirror and at a high at which I most comfortably can fuck a gal standing from behind when she kneels at the age facing away.
I think one shouldn't be cheap when it comes to food and sleep.

>>6760803
thank god there is a good UFC card tonight

I needed something to distract me from refreshing the VEN twitter waiting for Sunny to jizzdrop another god-tier commie partnership

VEN is now 50% of my portfolio.

Dick is so stiff for next week's gains.

>>6294585
At that price there will be a full scale panic and a run for the exits. You can't value BTC, it is what people think it is. There isn't EPS, forward guidance or even widespread adoption yet. There is no dividend, no assets to sell off other than the BTC themselves, no break up plan, no Chapter 11, nada, nothing, zip. It can go to zero and trade link pink sheets for years between NEET's. That is completely in the realm of possibility because it will only harm speculators and nobody gives 2 fucks for you. Nobody in government will protect you, no normies will care, your excuses are your own.

>>6180359
Ich hab den post von dem zu dem du linkst nicht gelesen, aber:

Wenn du 1 bitcoin billig kaufst und es steigt, und du dann damit litecoin, oder Euro, oder Milch, oder irgendwas kaufst, dann wird der Euro-Wert, der bei dem bitcoin inzwischen dazu kam, besteuert.

Alle Gewinne dieser Art zählst du am Jahresende zusammen und schreibst in die Spekulationsgewinn sparte in der Erklärung rein.

Du kannst ein haufen Steuern zahlen, ohne je mit Euro zu arbeiten. Klingt komisch, ist aber so.


https://www.bmf.gv.at/steuern/kryptowaehrung_Besteuerung.html

>>6117210
>>6117238
Ja und Nein. Wenn du fest davon ausgehst, dass dein coin in 1 Jahr mehr wert ist als heute, dann ist akkumulieren noch immer besser.

Wenn du mit 1 BTC startest und BTC/ETH tradest und
1.0 BTC
1.003 BTC
1.02 BTC
1.05 BTC
has
etc. und nach einem Jahr bist du bei 0.3 BTC extra, dann zahlst du halst 0.12 Steuern aber steigst noch immer mit 1.17 BTC aus anstatt der ursprünglichen BTC.

Also wie gesagt, wenn du weißt, dass BTC steigt in €, dann ist traden noch immer besser als hodlen. Aber halt auch arbeit.

Ich hab btw. ein Python script zum Bittrex und Kraken gains berechnen geschrieben und werds demnächst in nem video durchgehen, hier auf dem channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZiZjXOpaEs

>is this stuff stressing you out?
A bit. I try to tune the crypto shit down now. After all, the hodling gains are similar to the trading gains, but don't require any attention.

>Are you healthy?
Moderately. Although I have been jogging for half and hour today. I'm 31 year old.

>how often do you exercise?
At the moment, really only once a week. But I had my /fit/ years where I actually train 4 times a week.

>>
this guy is holding 31k BTC since 2010, highest of the firstly created addresses

https://blockexplorer.com/address/12ib7dApVFvg82TXKycWBNpN8kFyiAN1dr

The largest wallet is that of Bitfinex, 160k BTC, or one billion $.

The above guy owns 1/5 of all bitfinex traders, lel.

>>3501602
is/was fat or doesn't drink enough water
or both

I was 31 when Tinder came out and as I was lean enough (for being on a health trip at that time*) I started fucking a bunch of 18 to 22 year olds. Taking cute innocent chicks on a vacation and fucking them in the ass etc. is awesome, don't get me wrong, but in the end it's awesome like a good movie is awesome. The best you get out of it is
a) brag about it on /r9k/ and take part in the memes
b) not worry about what it would be like and feeling you missed it
It doesn't "make you happy" or will be a good enough reward if you set it as a life goes. Events like these have taught me that the meme is true:
>X will make you happy
is bullshit. I don't want to sound like a cliche, but try to do something that you enjoy in the moment. And optimally it's something that enables you to enjoy the future moments, whatever you might want to do at that time.

*I wish I didn't stop with that, but once stress comes back for whatever reason, such good habbits die first

>Your favorite memecoin's just hit a dollar and you're $10 million richer. What do?
Give my mom money to buy a house, invest in my friends startup, give some chick or fag money to buy new clothes, invest in another memecoin